They really need to just own this already and stop embarrassing themselves.
I would advise you not to hold your breath.
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You know what they say about an infinite number of monkeys on an infinite number of typewriters. Which is about the level of sophistication of this campaign.
Obama's stance on Keystone was a nightmare for Alberta.
No, Alberta didn't do enough to diversify it's economy away from a natural resource being the major contributor to income. Predictably, the price of the resource severely impacted the economy as a whole. It has nothing to do with Obama and everything to do with the short-sightedness of the government and economic leaders.
Could be worse though, you could be Venezuela who is in the exact same situation but far more extreme.
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Paul Ryan is intellectually bankrupt. It is the height of dishonesty to presume radical change is possible in DC. This man is a stone liar. And a sell out.
Really? I think this is a pretty decent speech. Has he mentioned Trump?
EDIT: Teleprompter failed him hard right there.
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Ya he finally injected some energy into this mostly inanimate mass but I was referring to a specific comment early in the speech. He inferred that they can radically remake how business is done in DC and as the naive (or cynical) Obama found out, that's not possible with their system.
Kevin McCarthy's speech is the most cookie cutter thing I have ever heard. Could have been almost verbatim into any RNC in the past 20 years.
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Hahahaha Chris Christie is going to attempt to sell a "jury of HRC's peers" - by which he means the RNC delegates, who are probably the most anti-Clinton people ever - on the notion that she should be prosecuted for... things, without a defense. This is like the definition of a farce, and perfectly fitting for a Trump convention.
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No, Alberta didn't do enough to diversify it's economy away from a natural resource being the major contributor to income. Predictably, the price of the resource severely impacted the economy as a whole. It has nothing to do with Obama and everything to do with the short-sightedness of the government and economic leaders.
Could be worse though, you could be Venezuela who is in the exact same situation but far more extreme.
Or Obama built more pipelines then any other president ever. He effectively did nothing to regulate fracking and concrete in wells. He supports the some of the dirtiest oil in the world in California.
And yet there was one pipeline which actually would have reduced both risk of environmental damage and the emissions from shipping oil which he for some reason denied.
So while what you say about Alberta failing to diversify is true Obama was no friend to Canadian economic interests and was very protectionist.
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No, Alberta didn't do enough to diversify it's economy away from a natural resource being the major contributor to income. Predictably, the price of the resource severely impacted the economy as a whole. It has nothing to do with Obama and everything to do with the short-sightedness of the government and economic leaders.
Could be worse though, you could be Venezuela who is in the exact same situation but far more extreme.
Seriously.
Alberta should have flipped that "Diversify Economy" switch. I mean it was sitting right there, why didn't they do it!?
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If you think Chris Christie can lecture anyone on ethics, we have a bridge to sell you.
So good.
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