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When WE got rid of Kenney with the majority of the push coming from groups like FB’s Holding MLA’s Accountable, they took credit for that piggy backing on it. NOW they are “calling for a referendum” regarding the APP? DS has already stated there will be a referendum once the figures have been given to the UCP, WHY is David not giving the party credit where credit is due? Maybe it’s just a bad day but he annoys me.
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Yak is correct. Every candidate in the bi-election told the Independence voters that they are wrong… so they stayed home because no one on the ballot represented them:
“Leverage was on the ballot in Calgary-Shaw.
Nobody ran for it.
The conservatives who wanted it were left politically homeless, and they never left the couch.
33 days from now, every Albertan answers a question that Calgary-Shaw just got asked first. Today, we’re going to sit with what that riding actually told us.
The conservatives in Calgary-Shaw who wanted more leverage with Ottawa were left politically homeless.
Every candidate on that ballot told them, one way or another, that their position wasn’t welcome.
And you don’t have to go digging through the poll-by-poll numbers to find out where they landed on election night.
They never left the couch.”
