If that conjures up horrifying images of piling your car into a post, that's what it's supposed to provoke.
I was starting my analysis of the various party platforms for the Alberta Election tonight, and when I went to the Alberta PC's, I was rather, well stunned.
Stelmach's "policy statements" page is entirely backwards looking. It drones on endlessly about the miraculous spending that "Ed the Money Fairy" has been sprinkling about the province in the last few weeks, not so much on the question of just what his party will do for Albertans in the future.
Not an auspicious beginning to an election campaign - especially for an incumbent party.
*Sigh* I'll check back there later when (perhaps) they have actually bothered to try and provide some kind of forward looking vision.
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Don't hold your breath, the Tories haven't had a forward looking idea since Lougheed.
See as how the majority of the Cons have their wallets in a back pocket it is very difficult to look forward when ones attention is focused on stuffing your wallet.
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