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I know we Conservatives never say to the other side
"We're right, you're wrong"...it's just not typically our way. BUT can we just take a moment here among friends to say out loud....

We were right about covid
We were right about the jab
We were right about trans
We were right about climate
We were right about chemtrails
We were right about immigration
We were right about two-tier justice
We were right about censorship
We were right about communism
We were right about DEI
.....the list WILL continue

AND
We are right about Alberta independence

https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/macleod-dani-bucks-and-political-drift-why-smith-is-losing-support/74399
DS very quickly needs to pivot and read the people in her room. We are not sheep that can be told what to think.
In fact we are the very opposite. If she doesn’t know that then she is big trouble:
“There is an old Alberta rule in politics: if you try to stand in the middle of the road long enough, sooner or later you get run over by both lanes of traffic. Premier Danielle Smith appears to be testing that theory in real time.

She is not unpopular with everyone. The United Conservative Party (UCP) still has a durable rural base, the NDP has hardly become Alberta's natural governing party, and many Albertans remain broadly sympathetic to Smith’s frustration with Ottawa. But sympathy is not the same thing as confidence. Increasingly, Albertans seem to be asking a very practical question: what exactly does Danielle Smith believe, and is she prepared to act on it? The answer has become less clear by the week.

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