Since a politician never believes what he says, he is quite surprised to be taken at his word.
Charles de Gaulle
Danielle Smith may have a couple of more years left in her mandate, but the time may be right for her to emerge as a unifying force or a very cunning politician if she does it right.
She rode the right wingnut support to victory and now may be the time to to switch ponies and move on and up.
Neshi’s a milquetoast leader of the NDP at a time when a dynamic leader for the province is required.
The Tory Party are more worried about their name than their politics and they won’t even get in the starting blocks.
She can’t let the right wingnuts in the UCP foment or ferment for much longer as they will push a lot of moderates out of the UCP.
Even without the right wingnut support the chances of most of rural Alberta voting NDP are mighty Slim.
Knick Knack and the paddywhacked clowns have given the citizens of Edmonton a bone to pick with their ridiculous infill and bike lane policies and Smith an inroad to seats if she plays the dissatisfaction card right and fast.
Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance.
Cowboy Wisdom
Phil M. Stockmen