Tories take backseat to NDP and Wildrose in Alberta
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Notley actually gave a great acceptance speech so did Jean.
There are so many who never believed it would happen. The
Province has more youth voters and more seniors who do
no want any reductions in benefits and they came to together
to force the issue. People make all kinds of statements
depending on their vent and this time is no different.
Notley did have a speech to recite and she should you want
to make a good start to things.
Tonight I am still watching the Federal, leaning with Mulcair but
not ready to go there quite yet. Harper NO Greens NO
young Trudeau he may not be relevant in the near future we'll
see.
There are so many who never believed it would happen. The
Province has more youth voters and more seniors who do
no want any reductions in benefits and they came to together
to force the issue. People make all kinds of statements
depending on their vent and this time is no different.
Notley did have a speech to recite and she should you want
to make a good start to things.
Tonight I am still watching the Federal, leaning with Mulcair but
not ready to go there quite yet. Harper NO Greens NO
young Trudeau he may not be relevant in the near future we'll
see.
Limericking @Limericking Alberta’s old PC regime
Has sputtered and run out of steam.
The tangerine crew
Has broken the blue
And nothing is what it may seem.
#abvote
I woke up this morning to the sounds of Albertans trying not to swallow. Wow! This is going to make for some very interesting discussions amongst us old pharts that remember well the "let the eastern bastards freeze in the dark".
If Justine takes the reigns, the planet will most surely tilt and Albertans will be heading for the black hills and Montana by the busloads.
Harper had a sour look on his face in Holland yesterday....now I know why. He was obviously tuned into the on-going polling so as to give him acid reflux.
My, how the oil doth boil when it get's overheated.
If Justine takes the reigns, the planet will most surely tilt and Albertans will be heading for the black hills and Montana by the busloads.
Harper had a sour look on his face in Holland yesterday....now I know why. He was obviously tuned into the on-going polling so as to give him acid reflux.
My, how the oil doth boil when it get's overheated.
Looks like the beginning of the end of transfer payments as we know them .
Quebec Ontario and the maritimes must be quaking .
Sort of like Iggy did after last federal election. Of course Iggy didn't have the inconvenience of actually winning his seat.
The NDP can't win a federal seat in Saskatchewan and they win the provincial election in Alberta.
Please turn off Upside Down World up there.
It's very confusing.
Please turn off Upside Down World up there.
It's very confusing.
Can you really call it an N.D.P. win? I just think people didn't want anything to do with anyone connected to Alison Redford and Jim Prentice to a lesser degree. Prentice showed his "true colours" five minutes after the "victory" was official!
True, it's more of a PC defeat than an NDP win. I think that's what happened in BC in 2001. It wasn't so much a Liberal victory as an NDP defeat (and boy did they get thrashed). We've had a Liberal government since. So look out Alberta you may be stuck with this government for 14 years.
It might not take that long, Corduroy, Albertans have "private enterprise" more or less embedded in their blood, while B.C. has always been more partial to unions. We'll see.
Before you get too gung ho about this you better find a better alternative. Jr. and Mulcair don't give a sh*t about the west. Do you really think paying more taxes is going to help us? Jr. contrary to what he claims is also intent on helping the rich (unless you believe an income of $200 grand doesn't qualify you as rich)
Not living in Alberta could someone please tell me why the PC's were voted out, other than they were just becoming NDP lite.