All Things AB Separatism (split fm Liberal Minority Government 2025 - ???)

[Gordon Dundas/]

They’re hoping the vote-on-a-vote loses without them having to commit to taking any particular visible stand. Fecklessness.

And cowardice the two major political traits of the current CPC party. As a former supporter I am ....disappointed , enraged , upset, ticked off and just about every adjective you could possibly add with one exception ,... surprised.
It's been going this way for a while. This is no longer the party of Sir John A. McDonald .

 

[Colin Parkinson]

I listened to a political pundit describe the Premier of Alberta as threading the needle nicely, she gets major concessions for Alberta and the referendum puts the issue to bed for quite sometime. He also pointed out the PQ want to have another referendum once they get back into power.

 

[Good2Golf]

This is no longer the party of Sir John A. McDonald .

Arguably never was, but certainly after 2011 it for sure wasn’t.

 

[MilEME09]

UCP Rob Smith says the $4 million campaign Smith launched is only about saying yes to the 9 question and not touching the separation question. Getting two different stories from the UCP camp.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2102079493058019691

 

[HavokFour]

Phrasing matters.

[Angus Reid]Alberta Referendum Deep Dive: Question wording may overstate support for some government proposals​

 

[Fishbone Jones]

And cowardice the two major political traits of the current CPC party. As a former supporter I am ....disappointed , enraged , upset, ticked off and just about every adjective you could possibly add with one exception ,... surprised.
It's been going this way for a while. This is no longer the party of Sir John A. McDonald .

But it's better than the alternatives though, IMO. There are two viable parties, so far as I can see. The greens, dippers and bloc, will likely never gain enough support to form a government. Although they can throw wrenches into the gears, when the mood takes them.

Leaving the Grits and Tories to fight it out. We know where we're going with carney and it's not good, so far, on the face of it. I'd really like the cons to get a handle on things and put the brakes on this eurocentric lovefest by a single parlimentarian who spends more time in Europe, chumming with his WEF buddies, than the House of Commons.

I am a born and raised Canadian. Part of North America. I have no intention of becoming part of that EU cesspool of crime, corruption and illegal immigration. Europe is finished if the globalist keep allowing unfettered, uneducated, third world, islamists access to there lands, property, governments and social programs.

The tories are serious about getting rid of illegals. I want them to have the chance next time around.

 

[SeaKingTacco]

But it's better than the alternatives though, IMO. There are two viable parties, so far as I can see. The greens, dippers and bloc, will likely never gain enough support to form a government. Although they can throw wrenches into the gears, when the mood takes them.

Leaving the Grits and Tories to fight it out. We know where we're going with carney and it's not good, so far, on the face of it. I'd really like the cons to get a handle on things and put the brakes on this eurocentric lovefest by a single parlimentarian who spends more time in Europe, chumming with his WEF buddies, than the House of Commons.

I am a born and raised Canadian. Part of North America. I have no intention of becoming part of that EU cesspool of crime, corruption and illegal immigration. Europe is finished if the globalist keep allowing unfettered, uneducated, third world, islamists access to there lands, property, governments and social programs.

The tories are serious about getting rid of illegals. I want them to have the chance next time around.

Sorry, what?
Where do you get the idea that “full EU membership” is on offer?
That is a fever dream.

Honestly (and I say this as life long Conservative) Carney is miles better than anything the Conservatives have had on offer. For decades. That is a Conservative Party problem, not a Liberal Party problem.