Who pays Notley when she campaigns for Mulcair?

[rugatika]

http://www.630ched.com/2015/10/15/no...e-for-mulcair/

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2015/09/2...echoes-mulcair

Does this come out of Alberta taxpayer's pockets? Is this an election benefit that the federal NDP should be claiming with Elections Canada?

[TimeOff]

(Here comes the new Boss. Same as the old Boss)!

[Roughneck12]

We the taxpayers of Alberta do of course. Just like the corrupt federal Libs its the same old same old.

[Grizzly Adams]

Be interesting to see how her tune changes after Monday.

Grizz

[Weedy1]

Originally Posted by rugatika

http://www.630ched.com/2015/10/15/no...e-for-mulcair/

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2015/09/2...echoes-mulcair

Does this come out of Alberta taxpayer's pockets? Is this an election benefit that the federal NDP should be claiming with Elections Canada?

You could ask her: Email her at premier@gov.ab.ca

[Roughneck12]

Excellent Weedy. Thank you. I will and so should every other Albertan.

[raab]

Who's paying for Brian Jean to get out and support Harper?

[ganderblaster]

Originally Posted by raab

Who's paying for Brian Jean to get out and support Harper?

Has Brian Jean flown to Montreal on our dime for Harper during his Campaign?

[schmedlap]

What do you think are the chances of them paying back the $2.75M or so they already owe the federal treasury for fraudulent funding of their regional political offices out of the public purse? They will be essentially bankrupt after this campaign, and will expect Joe Public (me?) to pick up that tab, as well as the tab for Nutcase's purely political efforts on their behalf. Or maybe, if Shiny Pony is elected, part of the payback for their support of his minority will be writing off that debt and a return to public funding of party politics (which, by the way, the CPC deleted). Since their "supporters" do not, largely, put their money where their mouths are at anywhere near the level of the CPC supporters, and they can no longer rely on mandatory union contributions (whether or not the contributors support them), their finances are kind of shaky (?). Great qualifications for forming a government, when they can't even manage their own internal financial affairs (?).

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by schmedlap

What do you think are the chances of them paying back the $2.75M or so they already owe the federal treasury for fraudulent funding of their regional political offices out of the public purse? They will be essentially bankrupt after this campaign, and will expect Joe Public (me?) to pick up that tab, as well as the tab for Nutcase's purely political efforts on their behalf. Or maybe, if Shiny Pony is elected, part of the payback for their support of his minority will be writing off that debt and a return to public funding of party politics (which, by the way, the CPC deleted). Since their "supporters" do not, largely, put their money where their mouths are at anywhere near the level of the CPC supporters, and they can no longer rely on mandatory union contributions (whether or not the contributors support them), their finances are kind of shaky (?). Great qualifications for forming a government, when they can't even manage their own internal financial affairs (?).

Like all socialists, they will leave the debt to be paid by the people.

[drhu22]

Originally Posted by rugatika

http://www.630ched.com/2015/10/15/no...e-for-mulcair/
http://www.edmontonsun.com/2015/09/2...echoes-mulcair
Does this come out of Alberta taxpayer's pockets? Is this an election benefit that the federal NDP should be claiming with Elections Canada?

So tell me Rugatiga... is the right innocent of this heinous crime?

[Redfrog]

Originally Posted by drhu22

So tell me Rugatiga... is the right innocent of this heinous crime?

Shouldn't the righteous NDP lead by example?

[7mmremmag]

Originally Posted by Weedy1

You could ask her: Email her at premier@gov.ab.ca

Email sent

[Unregistered user]

Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams

Be interesting to see how her tune changes after Monday.

Grizz

Not interesting, Expensive!

[fish_e_o]

Originally Posted by 7mmremmag

Email sent

I would love to hear what you get back if anything at all

[Joholio]

Originally Posted by 7mmremmag

Email sent

What did you write? Please step down Rachel as it is clear you do not know what the flock you are dooing? Lol

[Sooner]

A week or so ago Ched had a blurb of her speech to the Calgary big wigs where she said she would support whoever wins and work with them whether is prime minister Mulcair and then down the line. Scary thought PM Mulcair.

Dont forget her ministers took holiday time to help with the national campaign.

Sure hope the Ndp get punted back to 3rd party status and Stevie can pull off a majority.

[kennedy]

Harper is screwed this time and we will all be flocked!

[WyattE]

Of late I have been seeing that the libs are in the lead in the polls.

Looks like we will be coronating Prince Trudeau next week.

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[JustMe]

Originally Posted by WyattE

Of late I have been seeing that the libs are in the lead in the polls.



Looks like we will be coronating Prince Trudeau next week.



Attachment 113202

http://www.edmontonjournal.com/polls...728/story.html

[WyattE]

Well we will all know soon enough eh?

[JustMe]

Originally Posted by rugatika

http://www.630ched.com/2015/10/15/no...e-for-mulcair/



http://www.edmontonsun.com/2015/09/2...echoes-mulcair



Does this come out of Alberta taxpayer's pockets? Is this an election benefit that the federal NDP should be claiming with Elections Canada?

Slow news day?? They all did/do it. Not right but not worth effort to be worried about it.....

[BlackHeart]

In 4 years time, if she spent a single dime of Albertas money on Mulcair's campaign, it will come home to roost in an ugly way.

[CanuckShooter]

Originally Posted by WyattE

Of late I have been seeing that the libs are in the lead in the polls.

Looks like we will be coronating Prince Trudeau next week.

Attachment 113202

Guess Harper should have filled those Senate seats while he had a chance....

[rugatika]

Originally Posted by CanuckShooter

Guess Harper should have filled those Senate seats while he had a chance....

For all the ruthlessness I keep hearing about Harper, he sure has dropped the ball on many of the powers of appointment he has to tip the bureaucratic scales in Conservative favor and provide a bit of a ballast to the possible left wing onslaught this country is about to face.

The Senate should be loaded up with ultra right wing patriots, the CBC should have been run by a Conservative, and so on. Harper really should have paid a little more attention to how the Shawinigan Shocker ran things. At least he didn't ***** foot around trying to appease people.

[Badgerbadger]

Originally Posted by rugatika

For all the ruthlessness I keep hearing about Harper, he sure has dropped the ball on many of the powers of appointment he has to tip the bureaucratic scales in Conservative favor and provide a bit of a ballast to the possible left wing onslaught this country is about to face.

The Senate should be loaded up with ultra right wing patriots, the CBC should have been run by a Conservative, and so on. Harper really should have paid a little more attention to how the Shawinigan Shocker ran things. At least he didn't ***** foot around trying to appease people.

I agree with you.

He's a really good strategist, but is missing something....human touch, maybe? Don't know how to put it, but there's a certain lack of connection to people. If he had that, the personality of Reagan or Klein, he'd have the country wrapped around his finger.

[7mmremmag]

Originally Posted by fish_e_o

I would love to hear what you get back if anything at all

Still no reply back
I simply asked her who was footing the bill for her trips to support Mulcair and was she being paid by the people of alberta when shes clearly not doing anything at the moment to help albertans.
Also asked her to hurry up with the alberta budget, and that I think its bull**** its taking this long.

[220swifty]

It's not just her cheque we should be concerned about. I don't imagine she is going door knocking for the NDP without her provincially funded security detail?

I remember another female premier that liked to run up her security bill. How long did she last?