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Old 11-24-2012, 04:14 PM   #431
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A vote for the Liberals is a vote for a party that couldn't care less about the people of Alberta. They are only interested in taking as much money out of the province as possible. Trudeau's bigoted comments about Alberta were 2 years ago, but he still believes it today. Only the naive wouldn't believe that. Would you vote for a party where most of it's base and it's future leader despises Alberta?
Well that dynamic would certainly change if there were any Alberta caucus members. It goes two ways. Albertans turned their back on a party and the party turned their back on them, in whatever order you want to argue happened.

Problem with Alberta is that it's a fast growing, affluent, cosmopolitan province with significant social, economic and environmental issues that it must face. The provincial political mono-culture is arguably not in the best interest of the province and by voting, as a block for the same politicians and ideology each and every time necessary political debate, compromise and new ideas are being eschewed away.

I'm not saying that a vote for the Liberals will change all of this. But the province is also not doing itself any favours by rigidly clinging to a one party state.
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