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Smith "So I started that conversation with Premier Legault." "He did say that he would have to ensure that there was social acceptability." "We done some polling and we shared that with him to demonstrate that the loud voices might be in opposition." "But the quiet consensus is that,... show more

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This is how you build unity. Not some dumb boomer slogan

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Alberta does not need anymore questions answered. We need to go.

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No more playing nice with EASTERN CANADA. They are going to drag this shit out and lie, nothing will happen... it is all to cool off the separatist movement in ALBERTA. No more playing this game.

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Will they still play nice when they lose a good share of of equalization money ! The west still pays way more than they should ! Que will hold canada hostage!

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#ExtraCancha HUBO REUNIÓN 🙌 La noche de ayer, el presidente Trump anunció que tendría una reunión con Canadá y México la mañana de hoy. ¿Qué se sabe? Te lo contamos. 👇 #Trump #Sheinbaum #Aranceles

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Good Luck with the sales pitch if that is what you are using for consensus on that one.

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List the issues. They are powerful. Talk about them extensively.

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Rosie with Danielle Smith on the separatists... you don't see her get this confrontational with other premiers, Carney or Liberal MPs. Look at Barton's aggressive body language cutting in while Smith is answering... Smith "I just feel like it's my job to allow for a bit of a pressure release valve. If people feel this way, they need an avenue to be able to express it." Rosie " That seems risky to me, particularly at a time when there are real threats to our sovereignty that are coming from the outside." Inserting her opinion has become commonplace Smith "If this is an acute issue that we're facing because of the last 10 years of being treated so badly by Trudeau, if there is a new government, there's sort of a recognition of whether or not he's moving in the right direction." "The person who's leading the petition campaign is a gun shop owner, and he has a federal government that has made him a criminal for part of his inventory that he holds, made his customers criminals with just the stroke of a pen. And those are the kind of things that are unnecessary when we have so much we can agree on." "There's a whole series of things that the Trudeau Liberals did that went not only against our economy, but also against our values and way of life." "I said I believe in a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada federal government that stays in its areas. Jurisdiction that honors and respects our areas of jurisdiction, treats us with respect, allows us to develop our wealth so that we can all benefit." "I actually, I do believe the citizen initiative is a mechanism for people to address things that we as a government would not put on the table." Danielle Smith Brodie Fenlon

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Smith "I would say that it is a single judge who's made a decision and we have now 700,000 Albertans, whether they're on the remain side or the leave side, who've said that they want to have this public debate." "...I'll listen to my caucus and I'll listen to my cabinet because we are the duly elected representatives of the people of Alberta and this is a decision by one judge at a lower court level and it's appealable. And so because we think they have been incorrect in law, we will be appealing it." "we think that there may have been an error in law made here because the duty to consult has been interpreted normally when you're talking about a specific project like a pipeline project, which is what we're doing right now in consulting on a west coast pipeline route" "...This is not clear and so that's why we think it may be incorrect in law and why we will be appealing it. " "The proponent of that petition always intended for it to go to a referendum... so that is what the committee is grappling with right now since he seemed to have flip flopped and changed his mind after the fact." Danielle Smith

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Smith: We had also interviewed Boris Epshteyn… He corroborated that they were, in fact, trying to call senators. He dissembled and tried to imply that the president hadn’t directed him to do it, even though there was a text message saying specifically that they had. But he agreed that they tried to call these senators, that they had certain senators’ numbers themselves and didn’t need additional ones, and that would be—I believe—it was Senator Cruz, and possibly Senator Graham as well.

Smith: We had also interviewed Boris Epshteyn… He corroborated that they were, in fact, trying to call senators. He dissembled and tried to imply that the president hadn’t directed him to do it, even though there was a text message saying specifically that they had. But he agreed that they tried to call these senators, that they had certain senators’ numbers themselves and didn’t need additional ones, and that would be—I believe—it was Senator Cruz, and possibly Senator Graham as well.

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"There's a reason why there's not a big private company that's advocating for" pipelines and it's not economics! It's Trudeau/Guilbeault Liberal legislation that makes building impossible Vassy Kapelos lets him get away with all the lies "And we have major projects in British Columbia and projects that overlap with Alberta that will have similar impact on Canada's gdp." Vassy doesn't challenge Eby's BS on pipeline capacity, or on any of his "subsidy" BS! Compare and contrast with the way Kapelos went at Danielle Smith, "with all due respect", over the truth... Danielle Smith David Eby Vassy Kapelos

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