4 years of NDP in Alberta may end up being what as needed for a wake up call for the right.kind of harsh but needed.Sask will be next.
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I see their new interim leader is a chip off the old redneck block. So much for "big tent inclusiveness" of the new party on the right.
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Moot point. Too much ego involved here from both sides. New party will implode from inside. As a WR member I voted against the floor crossing. Didn't work last time, won't work this time. I'm not supporting any party again at any level. The NDP could win again because of the strong urban support and if oil prices recover they'll win for sure.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View PostDoesn't matter the only way to keep the NDP out is quit splitting the votes. Its rather easy math.
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Never heard of the sacrificial interim leader. So he's a Sunday morning radio bible thumper. Big damn deal.
Certainly dont trust any after the floor crossing. Like Jean. Kenney more sellable to urban.
And ya, bigger city and union voters carry it anyway, but just maybe, the carbon tax extravaganza could sink it.
Ever wonder if some arent jealous of 'rednecks'?
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Originally posted by Oliver88 View PostNDP is mathematically done in Alberta and will face a beat down of epic proportions.
The only question is what will they try to pull off prior to the next election when the voters get to vote on how they like the carbon tax.....
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Kenney more big hat party appeal than Jean. Who knows what the Bible Belt will do. Could see a splinter party forming but that's their democratic right and that's maybe a boon for urban conservative support as they may see the radical bible punchers won't be associated with them. This whole fiasco resulted from an incompetent liberal party not providing a reasonable opposition back in the day. It gave the conservatives too much rope to eventually hang themselves.
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Originally posted by rockpile View PostOliver, the neat trick is that the carbon tax is virtually invisible and with gas at 92 cents a l. at the pumps no one is complaining. And on my power bill not a trace of it because it is paid by the generators and disappears in the wholesale price. I'm more worked up over my cable and internet bill jumping up $10 in one month. And no competition to boot. Providers are like gas stations - they all raise their prices in unison. The bastards!!!
Sounds like you might need to review your expenses.
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