Uhh… yeah… I don’t see where they’re going with this.
The Alberta NDP’s plan to expand their support beyond urban areas is working with a bunch of Liberal apparatchiks and „the consultants who helped guide Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign“.
Were no Quebec Solidaire campaign staffers available?
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> Nenshi has been quietly, steadily building up his team with former federal Liberals, rather than national NDP stalwarts like Brian Topp and Anne McGrath, both of whom worked with former premier Rachel Notley in government and on her campaigns.
If there’s any group who knows how to win governent on the prairies, it’s Liberals (/s).
While I’m not thrilled that Liberals have taken over the NDP, I wouldn’t care as much if the party wasn’t so directionless.
The NDP’s substance (actual policy solutions) and oppo research have gone down significantly from Notley’s leadership.
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Uhh… yeah… I don’t see where they’re going with this.
The Alberta NDP’s plan to expand their support beyond urban areas is working with a bunch of Liberal apparatchiks and „the consultants who helped guide Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign“.
Were no Quebec Solidaire campaign staffers available?
> Nenshi has been quietly, steadily building up his team with former federal Liberals, rather than national NDP stalwarts like Brian Topp and Anne McGrath, both of whom worked with former premier Rachel Notley in government and on her campaigns.
If there’s any group who knows how to win governent on the prairies, it’s Liberals (/s).
While I’m not thrilled that Liberals have taken over the NDP, I wouldn’t care as much if the party wasn’t so directionless.
The NDP’s substance (actual policy solutions) and oppo research have gone down significantly from Notley’s leadership.