I thought the Globe and Mail would normally identify authors and the institutions they represent when publishing an article, especially an opinion piece like this one.  It's no surprise that Lamman and MacIntyre are from the Fraser Institute.  However, I would have thought their article would have been a  little more coherent and structured a lot better.  Instead, it is disjointed, repetitive, and outright deceiving in places.  

Take their "tax on highly skilled and educated workers" line.  In other words, the top tax bracket.  Some of them may be highly skilled and educated, but not necessarily all of them.  Besides, in an article about broken promises for middle class tax cuts, their main point is that they are complaining about the raising of the top tax bracket?  Trudeau did exactly what he promised?  Huh?

There are several other questionable points in the article - I understand what they are trying to say, but they are saying it very poorly.  I would have expected more.