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RT @SPhillipsAB: The UCP are going to gerrymander Lethbridge in to oblivion because they need, in the Premier’s Chief of Staff’s words, to…
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kyall glennie retweeted
Oh man. The gerrymandering must be really bad.
Total garbage. @DonBraid is literally just regurgitating exactly what is NDP buddies are telling him. Would be nice if he represented both sides of an issue for once.
One of the most respected court of appeal justices in Alberta history is chairing the boundary committee. It’s a lie to say that it’s the UCP. The maps aren’t even available yet (though clearly leaked to the NDP by someone).
In addition, Judge Miller and half the NDP caucus complained that there should be 2 additional seats added to account for population growth. So that was done and left to the independent judge-led committee to figure out how to do it. I assume they have done so.
Further, last election the NDP lost the popular vote by almost 10 percent and still almost ended up winning the most seats. So obviously they don’t want any change whatsoever that could level the playing field.
How do you explain that Don? Did the NDP gerrymander the map last go around under Notley? Was the 2023 election undemocratic too?
The UCP isn’t making that claim because it’s disrespectful of the people - including the judge - who did the hard work of determining those past boundaries.
Your bias is so clear Don. It’s disturbing.
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kyall glennie retweeted
And here, for reference, is what Rachel Notley wrote in the Globe back in April about how she accepted a redrawn electoral map that in fact disadvantaged two of her cabinet ministers.
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kyall glennie retweeted
Apparently Jeff Rath was an NDP agent provocateur all along, rallying thousands of NDP plants at last year’s UCP AGM to cheer for Alberta independence and boo Danielle Smith.
Quite the elaborate operation.
#abpoli #ableg
Quite the elaborate operation.
#abpoli #ableg
You cant make this up!
Danielle Smith just stood up in the Legislature and claimed that Jeff Rath, separatist leader, (?) lawyer for the Alberta Property Project and Proud UCP member who featured predominantly at the last...
UCP AGM.
Is "actually an NDP supporter"
Legit quote.
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this is honestly the dumbest take on the 2023 election I've ever seen.
In the 2023 election, the UCP won 53% to 44%.
But had it been just 1% different (52% to 45%) the NDP would have been government.
If anything, the current map is massively gerrymandered in favour of the NDP.
Restoring balance is not the same as gerrymandering it the other way.
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kyall glennie retweeted
You cant make this up!
Danielle Smith just stood up in the Legislature and claimed that Jeff Rath, separatist leader, (?) lawyer for the Alberta Property Project and Proud UCP member who featured predominantly at the last...
UCP AGM.
Is "actually an NDP supporter"
Legit quote.
Danielle Smith just stood up in the Legislature and claimed that Jeff Rath, separatist leader, (?) lawyer for the Alberta Property Project and Proud UCP member who featured predominantly at the last...
UCP AGM.
Is "actually an NDP supporter"
Legit quote.
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kyall glennie retweeted
Well, an admission here from the premier's chief of staff that redrawing the electoral map is, at least partially, to "level the playing field" with the NDP seems notable.
Total garbage. @DonBraid is literally just regurgitating exactly what is NDP buddies are telling him. Would be nice if he represented both sides of an issue for once.
One of the most respected court of appeal justices in Alberta history is chairing the boundary committee. It’s a lie to say that it’s the UCP. The maps aren’t even available yet (though clearly leaked to the NDP by someone).
In addition, Judge Miller and half the NDP caucus complained that there should be 2 additional seats added to account for population growth. So that was done and left to the independent judge-led committee to figure out how to do it. I assume they have done so.
Further, last election the NDP lost the popular vote by almost 10 percent and still almost ended up winning the most seats. So obviously they don’t want any change whatsoever that could level the playing field.
How do you explain that Don? Did the NDP gerrymander the map last go around under Notley? Was the 2023 election undemocratic too?
The UCP isn’t making that claim because it’s disrespectful of the people - including the judge - who did the hard work of determining those past boundaries.
Your bias is so clear Don. It’s disturbing.
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kyall glennie retweeted
@FreeAlbertaRob @DonBraid This part is your confession and explanation of why you are doing this.
And you don’t even realize it! 🙄
And you don’t even realize it! 🙄
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Danielle Smith admitted in the Legislature these are real.
ALBERTA MEDIA ALERT 🚨
What none of the Media are understanding is how involved Danielle Smith was behind the scenes in manipulating the petition and referendum process.
Prior to the November 2025 AGM Danielle Smith Would text Jeff Rath on a relatively regular basis.
On t a text to Jeff Rath by mistake that was obviously meant for Thomas Lukaszuk.
The text said
“Told you not to submit until the new rules came in. This has to be conducted under the old thresholds”
This text was sent AFTER Lukaszuk had submitted his petition under the old rules and Lukaszuk was already Lobbying to have his petition be permitted to meet the lower signature threshold under the new rules.
Rath responded to Smith by saying that Smith had obviously intended that text for Thomas Lukaszuk.
Smith, obviously flustered tried to lie her way out of it claiming :
“No I meant to send it to you. I told you and Mitch to wait until the new rules came in and it sounds like you did”
The problem with that explanation is that Smith never told Rath anything about waiting until the new rules came in. We were doing it in any event.
The obvious context of this text and the timing of it that Smith was colluding with Lukaszuk to rig the petition process and subsequent referendum against her base in favour of the Forever Canadians.
Of course if what Smith was saying about NOT accidentally sending a text meant for Lukaszuk to Rath (which is less likely) this gives support to what people were saying at the time about Smith being a secret separatist. (which looks even less likely)
The simple fact is that on either formulation - manipulative secret federalist or manipulative secret separatist, SMITH is unelectable.
Understanding who she is as a person, who in their right mind would ever vote for her ever again, on either side of this debate.
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kyall glennie retweeted
Some pretty wild takeaways from today's electoral boundaries committee meeting:
Lethbridge would be split into FOUR ridings instead of its current two urban ones. Three would combine city neighbourhoods with surrounding rural areas.
Three urban-rural hybrid ridings are proposed along Calgary's northwest and western edges. Springbank gets split up. Kathleen Ganley questioned why the panel was citing GOLF COURSES to justify its boundaries.
Okotoks and Diamond Valley would be split apart, with Diamond Valley paired with Banff. The panel's dissenting members say public submissions overwhelmingly favoured keeping them together.
Ganley says Calgary and Edmonton ridings would average 7,000 more residents per MLA than ridings outside those cities. That's a 14 percent difference.
The NDP wanted to put its concerns about the maps on the record. UCP MLAs voted 3–2 to end the committee's review before those motions could even be considered.
The NDP also wanted taxpayers to know how much the panel and its outside consultants were paid. UCP MLAs voted that down too. Ganley says the panel chair gets an extra $5,000/month on top of regular pay.
The UCP says the maps should be debated in the Legislature once they're public. The NDP wanted the committee to scrutinize them now.
Meanwhile, Albertans still haven't seen the maps. The report is due November 2.
#ableg #abpoli
Lethbridge would be split into FOUR ridings instead of its current two urban ones. Three would combine city neighbourhoods with surrounding rural areas.
Three urban-rural hybrid ridings are proposed along Calgary's northwest and western edges. Springbank gets split up. Kathleen Ganley questioned why the panel was citing GOLF COURSES to justify its boundaries.
Okotoks and Diamond Valley would be split apart, with Diamond Valley paired with Banff. The panel's dissenting members say public submissions overwhelmingly favoured keeping them together.
Ganley says Calgary and Edmonton ridings would average 7,000 more residents per MLA than ridings outside those cities. That's a 14 percent difference.
The NDP wanted to put its concerns about the maps on the record. UCP MLAs voted 3–2 to end the committee's review before those motions could even be considered.
The NDP also wanted taxpayers to know how much the panel and its outside consultants were paid. UCP MLAs voted that down too. Ganley says the panel chair gets an extra $5,000/month on top of regular pay.
The UCP says the maps should be debated in the Legislature once they're public. The NDP wanted the committee to scrutinize them now.
Meanwhile, Albertans still haven't seen the maps. The report is due November 2.
#ableg #abpoli
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kyall glennie retweeted
Good lord. UCP MLAs just voted down an NDP motion to disclose how much taxpayers paid members of the electoral boundaries panel and its outside consultants and advisors.
According to Kathleen Ganley, the panel chair receives an extra $5,000 a month on top of regular remuneration.
The motion simply asked for transparency about how public money was spent.
#ableg #abpoli
According to Kathleen Ganley, the panel chair receives an extra $5,000 a month on top of regular remuneration.
The motion simply asked for transparency about how public money was spent.
#ableg #abpoli
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the only people at the Legislature not wearing poppies yesterday were UCP.
The hypocrisy of rage-bait patriotism is something to behold.
Conservatives are attacking NDP MLAs over poppies that weren't visible on camera, while defending a premier who publicly declared she refused to wear one.
Roll the tape.
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
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Money laundering.
Fraud.
Breach of trust.
Corrupt Care.
Fraud.
Breach of trust.
Corrupt Care.
SCOOP: The RCMP is investigating fraud, breach of trust, and money laundering in connection with Alberta's health care procurement controversy, according to a letter filed in court
theglobeandmail.com/canada/article… w @tom_cardoso
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B.C.’s incoming premier doesn’t support tanker ban reversal pitched by Poilievre ctvnews.ca/vancouver/arti…
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They put the call out to get every right winger in their phones to defend Danielle because her base is livid, rising associations are passing motions of non-confidence and her MLAs are walking away from her government.
I’ve been seeing a lot of people saying “the UCP haven’t done anything good” or “let the NDP take over, they are no worse” or even “the UCP and NDP are all the same.”
I want to list just a few of the things that the UCP have done since Premier @ABDanielleSmith came to ou that it could be really bad under the NDP. No matter what we do, going back to the damaging and destructive policies of the NDP cannot be accepted.
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Money laundering.
The RCMP is actively investigating money laundering at the heart of the Corrupt Care scandal.
The RCMP is actively investigating money laundering at the heart of the Corrupt Care scandal.
More and more is coming to light in the CorruptCare scandal. We demand Danielle Smith call a public inquiry, NOW.
This involves at least $614,000,000 of Albertans' money at a time many people are struggling to find a doctor and get timely surgeries.
We all deserve transparency and accountability.
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