Re: Socialist Bitch Redtory Re-elected In 2016?

[Anonymous]

This would surprise a lot us here in Ontario. We think of Alberta as the home of small government conservatism and the Progressive Conservative party of Alberta as the guardians of that ideology. The Alberta PC's are almost as wasteful as Dalton McGuinty/Kathleen Wynne Liberals. I feel your pain Albertans.

[Romero]

Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith unveiled Wednesday a 10-year plan for $48-billion capital plan to fund infrastructure projects like highways, hospitals and schools.

Socialism!

[Anonymous]

Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith unveiled Wednesday a 10-year plan for $48-billion capital plan to fund infrastructure projects like highways, hospitals and schools.

Socialism!

She is pretty, but who isn't compared to our premier.

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[Anonymous]

I know who Allison Redford is, but I don't care about politics...sorry, but that is how I feel.

[Anonymous]

There are rumours at work that deep cuts, new fees and tax increases are on the way..

 :o

[Anonymous]

There was a gentleman at our fellowship luncheon after church yesterday that seemed to share your sentiments about Allison Redford..



It was a rather awkward moment.

[Anonymous]

^^Allison Redford is an improvement over McGuinty/Wynne.

[Odinson]

I know who Allison Redford is, but I don't care about politics...sorry, but that is how I feel.

I´m a party-member.

[Romero]

The Alberta government — squeezed by falling oil revenues and a growing population — has delivered a budget that holds the line on day-to-day spending but borrows billions to build roads, hospitals and schools.



There are no new or increased taxes.



The result is $6.3 billion in red ink.



"We are having a tough time here,'' Finance Minister Doug Horner said Thursday before the 2013-14 document in the legislature.



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From two billion, to four billion, to $6.3 billion??? Practically overnight?



What happened to all the oil money?



Yeah, I know. Even though production and export has only grown higher, the money is way way down. By billions. The free market is so unfair!

To combat the squeeze, Premier Alison Redford announced last year that her government would use its strong credit rating and low interest rates to borrow for infrastructure. The province has already borrowed $1.1 billion to twin the overcrowded and dangerous Highway 63 to the oilsands hub of Fort McMurray.



Thursday's budget announced $4.3 billion in infrastructure borrowing, which includes the money for Highway 63. When the loan is combined with the $2-billion operating deficit, it leaves a $6.3 billion hole in the government's pocketbook.

Well, that's part of the problem right there. Corporate socialist welfare.