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Originally Posted by Slava
At this point Hehr and King don't have to resign until the writ drops federally, or provincially. Presumably that will make the Liberals the official opposition for some period. I mean who knows where the disgruntled PC's are going to go though? They could move somewhere and make them the official opposition, or form something else I guess? My bet is that Carter is all over that because if the Alberta Party could sway a progressive conservative over (heavy on the progressive) then they're suddenly relevant.
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Here is the thing with the Alberta Party.
It's great to talk about talking and engaging Albertans. They are rolling up their sleeves and getting into the community - awesome.
But at a certain point talk has to evolve into policy and ideas. I've seen precious little. Just platitudes. They are a provincial version of Justin Trudeau.
I don't think you can evaluate the Alberta Party's likelihood of success until the public knows what the party stands for and what type of candidate it will attract.