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We are home, horses are fed and reflecting on what a great (short) trip it was attending the UCP - AGM. I was thrilled to meet our locals warriors and finally put faces to names. I have heard said that you are never supposed to meet your heroes for fear of disappointment but that was not the case this weekend. You are all my heroes and just as incredible as I expected you would be. I am grateful you chose to join our page here and continue to share and engage, you guys are truly my sane space in an insane world…thank you.
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Am telling you that Rath & Sylvester keep yapping & my friends are all turning their vote against seperation after all the APP has done to prep so someone better displace them soon….thoughts?
From Betty McIvor’s Facebook pages:
“Danielle Smith’s rise to Premier was built on one important promise: Alberta would stop asking Ottawa for permission.
Her leadership campaign had energy because it spoke directly to a frustrated province. The phrases were clear, forceful and memorable: the “Alberta Sovereignty Act”, “Alberta as a senior partner in Canada”, and a government that would “stand up to Ottawa for what is right for Alberta”.
After a decade of federal hostility toward pipelines, firearms owners, resource development, equalisation, tanker bans, carbon taxes and endless regulatory delay, many Albertans believed Smith understood the moment.
She was elected to push back. She was not elected to manage Alberta’s decline more efficiently.
That is why the political shift now underway is dangerous for her. The issue is not simply that some Albertans disagree with her. That is normal. The problem is that many of the people who once saw her as Alberta’s strongest defender now see a Premier drifting back toward ...
