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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
Why does Kenney
Capitalize the first letter for words
In the middle of a sentence? 
It’s nice to see him making commitments, but what he’s committing to doesn’t actually guarantee that he will maintain the current level of healthcare services available, just that he’ll spend the same amount on healthcare overall. So if someone was worried about a facility being closed down, like an abortion clinic for example, they still have no guarantee that it won’t happen, Kenney is only promising that the money saved from closing that facility would still be spent elsewhere in the healthcare system.
Is Kenney still planning on lowering taxes and balancing the budget too? I’m not saying he can’t do all 3, but with healthcare spending accounting for almost 50% of the budget it’s looking less likely that he’ll be able to do so without significant cuts to education and other infrastructure projects. |
Really Abortion clinic is where you are going with your fear mongering. You can do Better.
Most abortion clinics in Alberta are privately run and publicly funded so unless the government determines that it will no longer pay for those services it can’t just shut down clinics. If it did quit funding those services there would be immediate law suits
The least you could do is argue that it doesn’t prevent him from requiring all abortions be performed in hospital settings to severely impact the ability of private clinics causing them to close.