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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
No is it too much to expect her to do her job? Something she's clearly not doing as she has pretty much locked her constituance office and fled town.
Your talking about the moral outrage being a joke. Its in her job description as an MLA to represent her constituents in the legislature. She's not doing that. She's not showing up for work she's missed a bunch of days in which the mechanism kicks in to reduce her salary, and she applies for a non reduction in her salary which is put in place for people with real issues or real health problems, and given her litany of entitlement issues, something that she's probably not suffering from.
Last time I checked, having hurt feelings or being butt hurt is not an excuse for someone being paid by tax payer dollars to skip work and continue to get paid.
The outrage is legitimate. She's basically spent a ton of money on using the Alberta plane as her personal airline at a cost to us. She tried and thank god she failed to build her own version of the Tsar's winter palace to house herself and her daughter. She basically lied and made up excuses, and then when she got busted for it, she fled from her job and demanded that she did get paid.
She's the very picture of why Canadians don't trust their leadership.
She's the poster boy of excess and really if you look at it corruption.
And our outrage is false?
Hilarious.
If this was Danielle Smith as premier doing it, the outrage on this board would physically feel like a 6000 pound gorilla throwing a falcon punch.
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OK, let's play a game and don't cheat to spoil it. How many days a year should an elected MLA spend in the legislature 'representing constituents'? Don't look at how many days it sits or any of that. I mean from a purely ethical, working hard to represent you kind of standpoint. My number would be about 150 days, personally.