The power behind the throne: Alberta

[avb3]

Interesting to see where these people come from, and more so, what their previous lives were.

Make your own conclusions.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmont...566146?cmp=rss

[altaberg]

Originally Posted by avb3

Interesting to see where these people come from, and more so, what their previous lives were.

Make your own conclusions.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmont...566146?cmp=rss

Doesn't even mention Graham Mitchell.

[rugatika]

I just want Notley to know that I am willing to quit my job and advise her. I ask nothing more than a quarter million a year, a Mercedes UniMog (with emissions crap removed and a huge snorkel) for a personal vehicle, two parking stalls at the legislature (no need for a plug-in....I'll just leave the Mog running to save electricity), and all the ice cream I can eat. (I want vanilla AND chocolate available) As an added bonus, I am an Albertan.

[coreya3212]

IN Rachel's defence, she promised to create Alberta jobs....she never said they would be for albertans.

[densa44]

Rachel has sat in the House for many years, grew up with politics, she doesn't need people to tell her what to do, she needs people who know bureaucracies who can get things done. Those are the people that she has brought in.

What she still needs IMO are people who have there finger on the pulse, that does not mean cheerleaders like Harper ended up with but people who will tell her how things are.

Rug, big salary and all may be a very good choice, remember they want to win the next election.

[ETOWNCANUCK]

Originally Posted by rugatika

I just want Notley to know that I am willing to quit my job and advise her. I ask nothing more than a quarter million a year, a Mercedes UniMog (with emissions crap removed and a huge snorkel) for a personal vehicle, two parking stalls at the legislature (no need for a plug-in....I'll just leave the Mog running to save electricity), and all the ice cream I can eat. (I want vanilla AND chocolate available) As an added bonus, I am an Albertan.

I'll do it for $100 K a year and a GMC Sierra Denali



I really don't care for GMC.