Two Women’s Fight For Power In Redneck Country
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But neither one of us knows who they voted for or if in fact they voted! :smile:
The polls took place before the election and everyone knows anything can change on election day.
The Ontario election was pretty much what the polls were predicting so your bull**** theory about scrapping analysis to save a buck doesn't make sense.
Funny how the economic hub of Canada has a 41 year Conservative government eh? I'd rather be a redneck than a pariah.
The take-away on your comment may also be that private industry reacts positively to long term political stability to a degree.
It really must bother you that the AB Lib party came so very close to losing party status... Or maybe, you're choked that a new, fledgling party (WDR) was able to make more strides in this election than the liberals have done in the last 41 years.
I guess that means that Albertan's don't trust Liberals or New Democrats to manage those resources or subsequent businesses. You need only to look to Ontario to understand that, what with prior and serving left wing governments who are anti-business and pro-taxation.
How's that working out for all you Dalton supporters anyway?
Alberta Liberal leader's big mistake was that he wanted to raise taxes which is a big no no in any party
Maybe a lot of people from Quebec.....They are known for knee jerk voting for people who are not even in their riding during an election... Remember Vegas??
Stelmach (the last AB premier before Redford) tried to pull that stunt in fooling around with the royalty structure in the province... The reaction was almost immediate with land sales dropping to unheard of lows in AB (and rising in Sask and BC). A huge % of the drilling rigs went east or west to service the new jurisdictions.
Buddy changed his tune pretty quickly, but once you change the heading of the ship, it takes some time to reverse course.
The same way your M.O. worked out for Mulroney when he killed the country.
See how easy it is to spin ideology without looking at the specifics?
It's not as simple as "tax good" or "tax bad".
There are those that are chronically mad and those that are perpetually so. It's a condition of the whiny ones. They feel it their duty to inform us of how stuff went down in their pinheaded opinions.
But they still mad. :lol:
The Country benefited greatly from Mulroney's Free Trade. The reaction to the GST was an over-reaction and Liberals adopted it the moment they got into government. Pierre Trudeau got us into this fiscal mess.
Yep, I might have spent my money on beer or popcorn or VHS rentals.
Yep. :lol:
We do not have a very conservative government as it stands. It's Conservative in name only. They remained our government through this election only because a large number of left leaning voters saw that fact, and decided to vote centrist to prevent a truly conservative government.
LOL Karrie.
What you mean to say is that they wanted to prevent a Separtist Party from taking the reins. Where is Grain when I need him? LOL.
I'll be back in AB in a few weeks.