Alberta NDP Polling at 100%

[Brent.ff]

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your right... but this thread proves that beyond will vote for any pile of shiet in blue and with that nothing will change on any side...

Ha, and give neg rep for anyone who isn't wanting kenney to fuck their dad

[suntan]

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I didnt realize Jyoti was an MLA for the NDP. Also 'declaring a climate emergency' is pure virtue signalling and a waste of breath. And yet, that virtue signalling has been equally successful in a week as the UCPs war room over years in getting things built - zip, zero, nada.

The provincial NDP will look for any excuse “to get off oil”. Jyoti provides one.

[Brent.ff]

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And yet total production increased after the oil price crashed in january of 2016..



but you know, blame the NDP not oil price (or trimming of fat..)

[suntan]

Luckily those rig workers got jobs installing light bulbs. All hail the NDP.

[Brent.ff]

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Luckily those rig workers got jobs installing light bulbs. All hail the NDP.

Ha. So to confirm, you'd like them to have kept jobs that weren't efficient. Solid conservative mindset

[pheoxs]

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you know the provincial ndp are apart of the federal ndp right?

The NDP were also pros at throwing money down the toilet. what did the crude by rail contracts end up costing us? 1.5 billion? Also saw the demise of many energy and pipeline projects when oil prices were mostly reasonable. Ministers who actively campaigned against northern gateway



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https://boereport.com/2019/04/15/alb...under-the-ndp/

All I see in that graphic is a decline each year from 2012 to 2015 prior to any political change. Then the first rebound where the peak increased year over year 2 years into the new government. So if anything that suggests the opposite where NDP was good for rig counts…?

[zechs]

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And actually got a pipeline bought to be built.. how much money has the UCP wasted on fighting the carbon tax (and lost), and then lost on buying pipelines themselves? I am not sure i can reconcile that the AB NDP were worse for oil and gas compared to the UCP. Federal NDP, sure.

Ah yes, the ol' "the federal government used your tax dollars to pay for a pipeline that private business would have" trick. At double or more the original cost to taxpayers. For a pipeline that isn't completed and still possibly may never be.

Works every time to fool idiot liberals.

[Brent.ff]

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Ah yes, the ol' "the federal government used your tax dollars to pay for a pipeline that private business would have" trick. At double or more the original cost to taxpayers. For a pipeline that isn't completed and still possibly may never be.

Works every time to fool idiot liberals.

How'd that go for KXL exactly?

[Xtrema]

Blaming NDP on oil crash is like blaming UCP causing COVID.

Remember that NDP got trains to move the product and UCP cancels them? <Pepperidge farm meme>

The only reason Trans Mountain is even built is because Harper baked it into FIPA with the Chinese and Trudeau can never say no to CCP.

[zechs]

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How'd that go for KXL exactly?

Why do I care? Your the one suggesting our taxpayer dollars were well spent anywhere.

[redline]

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Blaming NDP on oil crash is like blaming UCP causing COVID.

Remember that NDP got trains to move the product and UCP cancels them? <Pepperidge farm meme>

The only reason Trans Mountain is even built is because Harper baked it into FIPA with the Chinese and Trudeau can never say no to CCP.

The UPC did cause covid … to be a run away freight train of shit… there response to covid has been terrible.

If kenney is still the leader I hate vote NDP… UPC , CPC, PC needs to get rid of that sacks of shit out of the party

[ThePenIsMightier]

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The UPC did cause covid … to be a run away freight train of shit… there response to covid has been terrible.

If kenney is still the leader I hate vote NDP… UPC , CPC, PC needs to get rid of that sacks of shit out of the party

What is the most AlbertaNDP~esque provincial govt in the country? And how much less "runaway freight train" are they compared to Alberta?
Is it Left Wing or Socialist governments that plowed through CoVid with no issues?


Hint - everything to do with limiting CoVid damage is tied to vaccination rate. Everything.
So if you think Rachel would've convinced more of Alberta's redneck, cousin-fuckers to get a vaccine that der gUbBeRmInt told them to get, then CoVid might kill me, afterall.

On account a I might die laughing. At you.

[max_boost]

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The UPC did cause covid … to be a run away freight train of shit… there response to covid has been terrible.

If kenney is still the leader I hate vote NDP… UPC , CPC, PC needs to get rid of that sacks of shit out of the party

Looking back now, what would have been the ideal response or what could he have done differently?

[Tik-Tok]

Not "Open for summer"? With little to no restrictions even though all their projections said it was a terrible idea. There was/is a fine line between Covid containment and economic collapse. Kenney choose to jump off the boat instead of trying to steer it.

For better or worse, Notley would have mandated the vaccine for as many people as possible.

[max_boost]

I guess I am just selfish. I loved the Open for Summer.

[killramos]

Remember kids, any time someone does something you don't like.

Socialism is always the answer

[ThePenIsMightier]

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For better or worse, Notley would have mandated the vaccine for as many people as possible.

I don't think she would or could. Much like JK is stuck catering to many of his idiot voters who are "the earth is 5,000 years old and we must Christ in the path of Christ", Rachel is stuck attempting to appease throngs of hippies who would be going on group hunger strikes if she mandated vaccines.
There is no leader. Who looks good. In CoVid.

[rage2]

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Not "Open for summer"? With little to no restrictions even though all their projections said it was a terrible idea. There was/is a fine line between Covid containment and economic collapse. Kenney choose to jump off the boat instead of trying to steer it.

For better or worse, Notley would have mandated the vaccine for as many people as possible.

Everyone was open for summer. Alberta just boasted about it. That was the difference. Looking west at BC’s “better” response, they lifted almost all restrictions, including masking indoors, July 1st. Just like us.

Don’t get fooled by social media and news that Alberta did a worse job.

[Tik-Tok]

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Everyone was open for summer. Alberta just boasted about it. That was the difference. Looking west at BC’s “better” response, they lifted almost all restrictions, including masking indoors, July 1st. Just like us.

Don’t get fooled by social media and news that Alberta did a worse job.

Yet our numbers were the worst in the country by a fair margin, and not even per capita, lol. Considering we have 1/3 of Ontarios population, it's a little shocking.

[pheoxs]

Since someone brought up the rail contract, does anyone know how the events since the cancellation affected the cost of that contract? My understanding is we are still pipeline limited until TMX comes online even with the line 3 upgrade recently finished. With oil currently at 80usd+ per barrel would that not mean the rail contract would’ve made us some good money to get extra oil to the market right now?

It doesn’t really matter in the end, I’m just curious if the penalties to rip up the deal out weighted the benefits had we just kept it and let it run it’s course. Especially so with the energy crunch starting now.