Alta Election

[foragefarmer]

It's interesting to hear all the "Righties" coming on Agrivlle justifying to themselves that supporting Kenney, and over looking his actions to win the UCP leadership is not that big of a deal and will still be voting for Jason.

I guess the rule book of honor and ethics doesn't apply when it's their political party! Blind Faith at it's best!

Haven't heard from Mr God Bless You TOM, who was a big Brian Jean supporter. Tom are you still voting for Kenney even though he cheated his way into UCP leadership in order to beat Brian?

[Horse]

Trying to get tory blue albertans to see anything but what the cons tell them is like telling the taliban the koran is false. Didnt Mr Prentice forcast a 6billion $ defecit,the oil prices went down from there so how much of a debt would we have under a con gov,I agree we have an accidental gov but I find it hard to see where they have done so bad under dificult times. I asked onother time what has she done thats so bad ,the gov dosent have any money except what they take from us ,so if you want less taxes quit asking for more services.
Even Mr Kenney couldnt find anything wrong except trying to tie her to trudeau(how many times did he say trudeau in the debate) Carbon tax,Well guess what you all have 1 now. Kenny has made various promises that will take yrs to find out they are all hollow but people will have forgot by then same as how they have forgot what a poor job the previous gov has done.

[SASKFARMER3]

See horse we had stupid people that wrecked Saskatchewan for years, they thought they were so smart. Collect cash from Ottawa and make sure Saskatchewan never grew more than a million people. Ship our young away. Well, we woke up and kicked the sorry ass NDP to the curb.

The big brass went to help nut case in Alberta.

The result is a $100 billion debt.

But it was all the cons fault.

You have to be really special to vote NDP.

Here is your sign wear it proud.

If the NDP wins again in Alberta you will see a great change. The debt will climb to 200 billion in short order. Highways will crumble.

Companies will move to better places.

Ah, Welcome to Saskatchewan under the NDP.

Oh PS keep the ones who moved to Alberta to help Nut Case.

[blackpowder]

That's exactly the point here.
Notley may well be Mother Theresa. Kenney looks like a bastard.
The economic issues at debate are serious enough we need the sob not Mary Poppins.

[jazz]

AB can worry about electing the next pope after they get up off their knees. Right now Kenny is the best shot at that because if that doesn't work, we will be electing a President of the western republic next time.

But for reference, the entire Quebec govt brought in a discriminatory law and there is not a peep from the media.

So spare me your indignation over some ancient remarks or an aggressive candidate.

[blackpowder]

However, no politician in the country will keep their job long unless they "address" climate change. Bahaha.
So what to do in just four years and keep your job. How to keep free everything?

[littledoggie]

The NDP were a bit of an accident in the 2015 election. What most people don't realize is that we have pretty much had 3 consecutive governments that were left leaning. Stelmach, Redford and Notley.

Don't like the attack type campaign that the NDP are running. There are skeletons in everyone's closet.

https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/smith-labour-union-air-and-ground-war-giving-ucp-the-squeeze

I also really detest the use of children as props.

[tubs]

I am voting for a party that have some respect for my hard earned dollars and that is definitely not Rachel Notley she throws money away worse than a drunken sailor.

[chuckChuck]

Kenney will probably win despite the dirty tricks in his leadership campaign. Incumbent politicians often take the blame for economic downturns regardless of what caused it. Oil and natural gas prices are largely set by world supply and demand and beyond the control of Alberta. Notley has fought hard to get pipelines built so you can't fault her for that.

The oil sands are some of the most expensive oil in the world to produce and are at big risk with oversupply and low oil prices. Lack of alternative markets to the USA have hit hard as well, but the long term economic fundamentals of the oil sands are in question.

But to see Notley do this well in the polls in Alberta is remarkable and an indication of how much Alberta has changed as the cities become more progressive.

[foragefarmer]

When Righties don't get their Con parties elected, they love to chat it up about separation every time, much like a spoiled child that doesn't get their way!


Sk3

You should shorten your posts regarding which political party is more guilty of running up deficits while in power, they all do it. Just Google it and compare, rather than ranting on here! Besides you worked for the Sk NDP when they were in power, so you were nursing on the teat as well!