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    Premiers Message to Alberta

    Just checking to see if everyone was inspired by the tv broadcast? Did it comfort people or speed up the Wild Rose takeover?

    #2
    If people who are enamored by Wild Rose
    checked out their policies they may have
    a change of heart. They have no policies
    just nice motherhood statements.
    The premier is being trashed by a very
    strong union who are one heck of a lot
    more concerned about losing their jobs
    than they are about the welfare of
    patients at Alberta Hospital. If you
    talk to families of many of those
    patients, they will tell you their loved
    ones will do a lot better in the
    community with the proper support
    services in place, than they are locked
    away in a mental hospital.
    The economy is a huge issue in Alberta,
    but the glut of natural gas plus the low
    prices and now the high dollar are a key
    reason for things being so slow in the
    oil patch.

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      #3
      Inspired? I fell asleep somewhere between minute 5 and 10 - did I miss anything?

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        #4
        you missed seeing Premier Ed out walking
        with his dog !!!

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          #5
          WoW 134000 dollars for that huh? What a Dud. Next time we should vote for the dog at least it seems to have a plan.

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            #6
            Well, if you want an even more right-wing party then Wild Rose is the way.

            Not for me though...I will support the Liberals as I thing this present government has lost its way and this talk from Stelmach did not inspire me in the least. Stelmach is allowing the different dep't heads to run the show and it shows...bad policies in Health, Energy and Education and NO consistent plan from the top down. Its like trying to drive horses with only one "check-rein", they don't know how to pull together.

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              #7
              I agree that the bureaucrats are running
              the show and the Premier has listened to
              some very bad advice but I do think that
              health care and education need a huge
              overhaul. Lots of waste in the systems of
              both I am sure.

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                #8
                Well the present government was elected in 1971 and there has no been real opposition since. It can be unhealthy for a politcal system to have total unaccountable control by one party let alone talking in career and generations of bureaucrats. Many of the ministers including our own industry should retire promptly and let new fresh people take over.

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                  #9
                  CT - I think one of the problems is that
                  the reforms that are talked about come
                  from the managers of the sector being
                  reformed. Since they obviously can't cut
                  their own overhead, they have to focus on
                  the people on the ground doing the work.

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                    #10
                    I actually like that Stelmac was letting dept heads do their jobs......if not let them go and save the wages. The last leader always overrode decisions and to me, that is not democratic....why elect people if one person in calling the shots anyways. Save the $$$s and elect a dictator.
                    In saying that, I agree he doesn't have the right dept heads, but he inherited that, the machine came with the position he got, the troubles were already there, there was enough $ to hide them before. And I doubt he can fix them. He will be a transitional sacrifice, nice guy or not.

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