Kosy123
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If Iosif Vissarianovich Nenshi is their go to attack then lmao
Well that's an interesting take again by Staples. He was generally supportive of Kenney (from Calgary) and Smith (Calgary-ish), but somehow with Nenshi this is now a problem.David Staples: Edmonton in deep doldrums — and it's hard to imagine another Calgary politician is the answer
If we don't figure out and solve what's dragging us down, things are going to get worse here before they get better.edmontonjournal.com
What a dim view of this city. Also, putting a poll you did on your own story when you're clearly partisan, is only going to attract the type of voters who believe what he does. I would say that, while some things have gotten bad in Edmonton, a lot of other things are getting much better.David Staples: Edmonton in deep doldrums — and it's hard to imagine another Calgary politician is the answer
If we don't figure out and solve what's dragging us down, things are going to get worse here before they get better.edmontonjournal.com
Staples just makes me want to vomit. Or stab my eyes. Probably bothDavid Staples: Edmonton in deep doldrums — and it's hard to imagine another Calgary politician is the answer
If we don't figure out and solve what's dragging us down, things are going to get worse here before they get better.edmontonjournal.com
Anyone that doesn't understand the difference between socialism and communism shouldn't be allowed to hold public office or to write a newspaper column or to host a radio show...
They're not likely to do that.I wonder when the province will create its own military.
I love this city (and this province) but if they ever start allowing people to carry firearms, that's the day I'm moving my ass out of here.They're not likely to do that.
Now if you asked when the province will create its own militia and give card-carrying members the right to bear arms in public...
You still won't see boatloads of people carrying, and there's still a fairly large degree of federal control, in terms of enforcement, considering that most of the province (territory wise) is policed by the RCMP.They already do by not enforcing federal gun laws.