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Just our Cunny Madame Premiere using the immigrants as a diversion tactic to blame for our budget deficit released next week….great timing!!!! How does she wake every morning and look at herself in the mirror and think she is a decent human being…..if I were her, I would have thrown myself off of a bridge by now….take the hint
 
She didn’t elect herself Premier.

As Jim Prentice (the man who welcomed her and her cohorts into the tent :( ) once said, if we want to know who to blame for the current state of affairs, collectively we only need to look in the mirror.

It isn’t her fault for being who she is (she’s always openly been who she is) it’s our collective fault for electing her. What happens next is up to Albertans, not Smith.
 
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She didn’t elect herself Premier.

As Jim Prentice (the man who welcomed her and her cohorts into the tent :( ) once said, if we want to know who to blame for the current state of affairs, collectively we only need to look in the mirror.

It isn’t her fault for being who she is (she’s always openly been who she is) it’s our collective fault for electing her. What happens next is up to Albertans, not Smith.
I feel what is being put forth in the referendum questions is essentially a power grab by Smith. If she can't run our schools and hospitals well now or our government finances why should we give her more power?

If for no other reason, this is why we should say no to her power grab.
 
The money spent on COVID testing in EVERY province could have built countless hospitals. This is bi-partisan incompetence.

Adler and Gunter are so damn similar in their editorials, it's ridiculous.
 
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“Countless hospitals” you say?

The best estimate of what was spent in and by all provinces and territories was $5 billion. That’s less than the current estimate to build a single hospital in SW Edmonton…
Nothing of substance from the feds. Most provinces have made very little of progress on adding beds.

This is a generational decision. The older voters decided from 2015-now that they don't value hospital beds.

I don't agree with it whatsoever, but I was in highschool when these decisions were being made. All provinces have messed this up.

Fact check:

Canada's COVID response plan was in excess of $500 billion with no infrastructure to show for it.
 
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Nothing of substance from the feds. Most provinces have made very little of progress on adding beds.

This is a generational decision. The older voters decided from 2015-now that they don't value hospital beds.

I don't agree with it whatsoever, but I was in highschool when these decisions were being made. All provinces have messed this up.

Fact check:

Canada's COVID response plan was in excess of $500 billion with no infrastructure to show for it.
Just a whole lot of businesses that were kept afloat that after now paying taxes and a whole lot of Canadians who were also kept afloat that managed to pay their rent and their mortgages that are now also paying taxes. And don’t forget the avoided costs of keeping people alive and out of hospitals…

PS It would be my guess that in fact older voters typically value hospital beds and health care (including COVID testing) more than subsequent generations.
 
PS It would be my guess that in fact older voters typically value hospital beds and health care (including COVID testing) more than subsequent generations.
And somehow their governments have failed to deliver these beds. Priorities.
 

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