“That could include bringing back the ending of the provincial gas tax, that could include utility rebates as well as possibly direct cheques to Albertans.”“Whether it be utilities, whether it be tuition, whether it be property taxes, whether it be car insurance, whether it be higher taxes due to failing to index — all those kinds of things, she needs to talk about how she will undo the UCP record of making things more expensive for families,” Rachel Notley said.
He suggests one option to finance these promises could be borrowing against the surplus Alberta is projecting for the spring of 2023. Besides affordability, Notley also wants Smith to delve deeper into the problems plaguing healthcare – but Bratt feels that’s unlikely.
Great going, Danielle.
Fantastic Danielle.
No thanks
4496 hours.
Will she bathe beforehand?
Danielle why is US still restricting non vaccinated Canadians from entering? All other countries are open with no restrictions? Why discrimination?
Keep talking Quanielle, Albertans aren’t buying your far right wing gibberish! The more you talk , Rachel gets another vote! You’ll be home in May! Hard to believe Quanielle is the best the ‘Cons’ had to offer Albertans!
She should be calling an election, to see if Albertans, not Cons, legitimately vote her in!
Prepare for grooming, Albertans.
will she wash her hair for this?
So we finally get to hear what the “O&G Lobby” whom is masquerading as a functioning government, has to say how they plan to rape and pillage AB resources, with a smiles & conspiracy theories. Awesome 😎
A live address that will be contrary to all the things she has said live over the past 10 years.
Don't care...
is she quitting? pleaseee
Oh look… *the rep from medhat* wants to blab her crazy wacko babble lies on live tv only so she can backtrack it all the next day. Thanks for the heads up - I’ll switch to animal planet instead. At least animals are honest. NeverVoteConservative DanielleSmithIsUnfitToLead
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Please ask her to ask the NDP to stop with the constant lies.
Can't wait for her to deny saying everything she says a week later and blame RachelNotley for it
Oh boy. I won’t suggest a drinking game as I work the next day.
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