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Danielle Smith nails it with Rosemary Barton "the Americans understand something that it seems that the federal government doesn't... is that if you have low cost energy for your consumers, that's going to address the affordability issues. It'll address the inflation issues. It'll address the investment issues... It'll reduce... show more

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Simba821 year ago

Smith saying what needs to said out loud. Even if it should be obvious.

The Wise Elephant1 year ago

Rosemary Barton is gross. You can literally see the disgusting person shes become based on the disgusting lies shes told. She just looks so nasty

Alan Blanes1 year ago

Danielle Smith is attuned to common sense political decision-making. She understands that mRNA un-perfected drugs do not justify taking away the right to informed consent in their use. She understands that we can't just dwell on lowering CO₂ when the problem requires direct action in providing near-term measures to deal with carbon, nitrogen and oxygen cycles on a comprehensive basis. I hope she is able to help support establishing refuges in every community in every nation for people to learn all about the @SDG2030 decade, and to have sanctuary for gaining all of the professional certifications through @edXOnline so people can become part of the local teams that are accomplishing each of the 17 Goal Areas. @AdamRogers2030 @rhosking252 @Greenisamissio1 @ECOWARRIORSS @people4kennedy @Johnincarlisle @EMWResearch @CanadaDistress @CCCAlliance

GrizzAlberta1 year ago

As a proud lifelong Albertan I'm grateful we have Premier Smith in charge. She understands the need for CA/AB to align it's energy and security policies with the new Trump admin. If CA is to meet it's 2%+ GDP spending on military O&G production expansion is the only way forward.

BirdDogsnDriftBoats1 year ago

Can’t wait to see Barton sign off for the last time.

Steve 🇨🇦🍎🪖🛢️⛏️1 year ago

She’s far too articulate, factual and logic based for that lunatic Guilbeault and his boss. They know it too…

E-co Fashion 👠1 year ago

Surprised they even had Danielle on there without there being some story that disparages Alberta and all it's people.

Roro1 year ago

This ice is from the Viking age around the year 1000"

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