Voting

[313]

Hello was wondering who to vote for.
Well I know 1 that I will not be voting for is liberal
So the question is
Who is pro gun.
Thanks

[Hydro1]

If you need to ask you shouldnt be voting....

[ÜberFly]

If that's your only criteria, then you shouldn't be voting!

[hunterfisher]

You guys are stupid; think about it , if you like fishing then I see the opportunity to catch a big one and nab anothe vote for yours truly.

[Redfrog]

The leader of the Wild Rose party is a hunter fisherman and trapper.

Hope this helps.

[313]

Thank you redFrog See that's all I wanted I justed wanted to know what you guys thought At least someone understands me

[raab]

If your Pro Guns, minimal government, and Low Taxes: WRP

If you want to invest in Health Care, Education, and bigger Government: NDP

If you want to throw away your vote: Libs, Alberta Party, or Greens

If you enjoy arrogance, filth, and liars: The PC's


After considering all the above I went with the WR as I think in my riding he has the best chance of ousting the PC incumbent.

[alacringa]

Originally Posted by Redfrog

The leader of the Wild Rose party is a hunter fisherman and trapper.

Hope this helps.

This statement is as foolish as the OP's question. Look at the big picture, folks. I'm not out to push any single party, but I will say that there are FAR more considerations than who likes guns and goes fishing.

[RedLabel]

Originally Posted by 313

Hello was wondering who to vote for.
Well I know 1 that I will not be voting for is liberal
So the question is
Who is pro gun.
Thanks

...and this is why elections make me want to pull my hair out.

313. I won't go off, but pay attention. NO ONE should be telling you how to vote. and if you do vote, put some time into looking at each party, what they stand for, their plan for the future, and how that matches up with you.

If not. don't bother vote. It just dilutes the relevance of the voters that give a ..

[Redfrog]

Originally Posted by alacringa

This statement is as foolish as the OP's question. Look at the big picture, folks. I'm not out to push any single party, but I will say that there are FAR more considerations than who likes guns and goes fishing.

So you should be telling people what is important to them?

Read the OP. He asked a question pertaining to his values, not yours.

When someone asks what time it is, I suppose you tell them how to build a watch.

So if a newbie asks how to get started in hunting, you guys will tell him to forget it until he knows everything there is to know and don't come onto an outdoor forum and ask foolish questions?? Nice. No wonder the voter turnout is low and newbies don't bother.

[npbra]

Originally Posted by raab

If your Pro Guns, minimal government, and Low Taxes: WRP

If you want to invest in Health Care, Education, and bigger Government: NDP

If you want to throw away your vote: Libs, Alberta Party, or Greens

If you enjoy arrogance, filth, and liars: The PC's


After considering all the above I went with the WR as I think in my riding he has the best chance of ousting the PC incumbent.

Best summary that I have seen his election

[FishingMOM]

What bothered me the most was Nenshi declaring Prentice the winner on the news earlier this week.
How pompass can you be?

[rugatika]

Originally Posted by raab

If your Pro Guns, minimal government, and Low Taxes: WRP

If you want to invest in Health Care, Education, and bigger Government: NDP

If you want to throw away your vote: Libs, Alberta Party, or Greens

If you enjoy arrogance, filth, and liars: The PC's


After considering all the above I went with the WR as I think in my riding he has the best chance of ousting the PC incumbent.

Excellent post. This gives me hope for the future of Alberta.

[260 Rem]

I had planned on voting strategically to do my part on blocking a PC win, but with so much uncertainty in a tight race...I have decided to cast my vote for the party that will best support my priorities ... health and education.