The newest of the new in the never halting rotating door of right-wing parties is entering stage right: The Wildrose Party.
If Ken's list is correct, it is certainly an interesting group. Senator-in-waiting Lynk Byfeild, former Alberta Alliance candidates Elanor Maroes and Marilyn Burns, and Gordon Stamp.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
alberta: political clearing house.
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Hell yeah!
I hope that we can get candidates running under the following banners in the next provincial election:
-Alberta Alliance
-Alberta Party
-Separation Party of Alberta
-The Alberta Independence Party
-The Alberta Traditional Family Party
-The Republican Party
-The Jesus First Party
The more, the merrier, I say.
I know that as a good Alberta lefty I'm supposed to wish the right would unify and come up with a credible alternative to the lumbering Tory beast, but I can't help it--I just find this sort of thing so hilarious.
The seperatists should be encouraged at every turn....all six of them.
Don't forget the Social Credit, the Alberta First, the Alberta Party, the Alberta Reform Movement, the Alberta Independence Party, the Heritage Party of Alberta, the Alberta Unity Movement, the and the Confederation of Regions Party.
Also, Phil Gamache was the Alliance candidate in Edmonton Beverly Clareview and the past President of the Edmonton Decore Alliance
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