Danielle Smith Says She'll Take Trudeau to Court
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2024
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says federal funding for things like housing, harm reduction, and research grants needs to be approved by the province. Rolling out Bill 18 - the Provincial Priorities Act - Smith says she's prepared to take the feds to court. Is this nothing more than (expensive) political posturing, or is Smith onto something? Charles Adler and Ryan Jespersen discuss.
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Danielle Smith is the best thing that happened to Alberta. Every province needs a Danielle Smith, Be glad she doesn't take any of Trudeau's 🐂💩 .
It's not just about Calgary and Edmonton getting funds from Feds. Its about making sure other municipalities get funding. Liberals cuting side deals with Calgary and Edmonton only creates more more rural / urban divid.
Got to make deals to benefit Calgary and Edmonton, that's where all the marxists live and vote
Trudeau belongs in jail
No jail time for anyone. It's the Holocaust.
Become a Nation in a Nation 😮😮😮
Real talk. Were you this vocal about Orwellian government during the lockdowns?
You want all that then we have to become a democracy first. Since when is this Liberal government in Ottawa democratic. Wake up what should be doing is working towards getting rid of politions. It's called democratic self government. A government where we have choice to decide on the issues that our country, province, city hall. We have to loss this expensive baggage and electing people to tell us how to live.
Well said! She is nuts
She's a gender traitor.
You be stupid
She is insufferable, thank the gods I escaped that doomed Province!
I think it’s just fine here. Don’t feel too doomed here.
Good riddance to a Trudeau groupie (also known as a moron)
@Michael-to8qd lots of jobs, cheap housing out in the rural areas. No PST. Opportunity to have businesses, great opportunities in the oil patch or forestry. Not much to complain about on my end. City dwellers may squawk, but they have tough times no matter what city they live in, whatever province they live in.
@Michael-to8qd inflation was a direct result of the federal government’s spending spree during Covid and afterwards. Healthcare is a mess across the entire country, contributed to in part by the feds letting immigration run wild instead of under controlled levels. Think healthcare is bad here, you should talk to my relatives in southern Ontario. It’s not terrible.
@@chadtosh6831 Healthcare is bad because everybody wants as much "free stuff for meeee!" as they can get. Reduce demand to necessary and suddenly doctors don't book 30 appts a day to push the latest drug that big pharma paid them to push.
Court for what? Doing her job for her? She should be ecstatic since she blames him for everything while ignoring her own jurisdictions.
She's a gender traitor and antisemite under investigation by state authorities.
Of course its political posturing, but that doesn't make it wrong. Quebec controls most aspects of its territory, no reason why every province shouldn't or couldnt except for ONE. Namely our provinces are as incompetent and crooked as the feds.
Municipalties have always gone through three levels for their projects, it makes sure they make SOME sense. This is similar to the 'states rights'problem in the US. Problem of course is that such problems need to be negotiated by people who AREN"T politicians. But those with power ensure they remain to be.
How full of it Pollievre is, is that I've never heard him say ANY of this. The party of less government would likely even say "we are going to deregulate EVERYTHING to the provinces". I'm glad he doesn't, because our provincial government is BEYOND bad, but if he were any different he'd at least be saying provinces should be doing like quebec and at least doing their own immigration.
When a premier comes out THIS dictatorially, then you really can't take her comments about Trudeau seriously at all. Thats just pure fascism to go against both the feds AND your own municipalities. The plus side is that I tell people in Alberta you at least have citiziens initiatives, which you DON"T have at the federal level. So over the long term, it can turn out beneficial. But certainly trusting Smith is about as sensible as that story about the turtle trusting the scorpion to carry it across the water.
Dictatorial premier, you mean like saint Rachel of Nutley.
@Michael-to8qd No, not equals, Alberta can comfortably pay its own bills
@@user-sm3ii5dk1u Notely worked WITH the feds and got them to change EI regulations so that laid off oil workers could collect, AND made a deal with the feds to cost split hiring laid off workers to cap the leaking gas and oil wells that industry refused to cap.
And you can go look at the liegislative sessions, dozens of her policies were approved of by Kenney and the UCP.
And she DIDN"T block communities from doing deals on their own with industry, or tell health regulators she was in charge, or tell educators her office would make policies for them. Or unilaterally destroy solar farms because gas prices plummeted during the pandemic.
So yeah, by Smiths standards she WAS a Saint.