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Originally Posted by Table 5
Questioning the policing capability of one candidate doesn't mean I support the other. Although at the end of the day, while the PC's might make financial mistakes in the next 4 years, at least they go towards policy ideas that may have some sort of long-term benefit.
I hated Ralph bucks and I hated this policy promise too. At the end of the day, I elect a leader to make some of these hard decisions for us, not shirk away from responsibility. To me it showed a lack of financial leadership, and no big picture vision.
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Neither leader made a fiscal platform that resonated with me. But with Allison she's of the mindset that she can keep throwing money at the health care system and the education system and they'll fix themselves. Its lazy neo right thinking and I find it sad that most doctors looked at Redford's health policies and burst out laughing.
Redford isn't going to tear into the health system and fix frontline delivery she's going to suck up to the Unions and just throw money at it and the system is going to get more and more bloated on the back end.
When Alberta is spending up to $2000.00 per person per year more then any other province and our health care system is in crisis and our education system is rotting then there's a trouble.
but hey good for the Unions, pay raises all around with Aunty Allison in charge, I mean she does have to pay them back for winning the leadership race.