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Originally Posted by Handsome B. Wonderful
Well you better get that time machine working so you can fix the past 15 years because it sounds like it's a key issue to the NDP and its supporters.
Keep focusing on the past. Whatever it takes to avoid admitting you have no plan to fix the present.
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lol this is the best. Saying "you" like I'm an NDP cabinet member.
I don't give a sh*t which party is in power. I want what is best for the province and I've already said that I'm not pleased with how the NDP is handling this, admittedly sh*tty, hand they've been dealt.
That doesn't mean I would have voted differently if you gave me a chance to change my vote now. Their policies and agenda were the most inline with what I believe is best for the province. This maintained oil price crash obviously changes the situation and the NDP could have reacted better but no one was running a platform of "Fixing the incoming oil crash". You have no idea if any other party would have handled this better and the past you're telling me to ignore screams that the PC's would definitely not be who you want handling this mess.
You're just relishing this opportunity to jump all over the NDP because they were the unfortunate ones left holding this bag and you have a vendetta against them but the reality is that everything would be exactly the same if any other party won. No one has a plan or is suggesting a plan to fix the present besides "hope and pray". The only "plan" that existed, the Heritage fund, was destroyed by the PC's.