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Originally Posted by troutman
Two wrongs don't make a right.
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Yeah but a
different wrong might correct some of the abuses of the civil service. The big problem in Alberta isn't actually about the electoral policies, it's the fact that the civil service after 41 years of rule by one party is really just a machine for the political uses of one party. Ministers have civil service employees perform tasks that 100% suit them politically and it's really entrenched because pretty much no one in the civil service was hired under a different regime. The level of intimidation at the doctor level is enabled by one-party rule for so long.
That's why I'm prepared to vote for
any party that's running second to the PC's. I don't even care what the PC's have to say policy-wise even if it's agreeable to me, they have to be turfed for the simple sake of them getting turfed. If that means a term of Danielle Smith and a Social Creditesk amature hour party then I'll take it. I'm also willing to put my money where my mouth is and vote NDP or Liberal if they have a greater chance of beating the PC's than the Wildrose too.