“UCP Pride” Scheduled for Calgary As Application to March Denied – Again #ableg #abpoli
“UCP Pride”. It’s kind of like LGBTQ2 Pride except for Conservatives who don’t want to actually attend Pride. The safe space for Calgary area Conservatives […]
United Conservative Party
Kenney to Alberta: You Can’t Handle the Truth #ableg #abpoli
In 2015 Alberta voters rejected the PC Party under the late Premier Jim Prentice. After a campaign that saw a number of missteps including saying Albertans […]
Former UCP Nomination Candidate Calls Results “Illegitimate”
S. Todd Beasley has been in the news for the past couple of weeks but that isn’t new to him. Mr. Beasley held a Facebook […]
Dear Jason Kenney; The Time Has Come to Pick a Side #ableg #abpoli
Dear Jason Kenney; The Premier’s conference is being held in New Brunswick this week and, like any other political gathering, some Premiers are lobbying for […]
The Rise, and Fall, of Unity
Just days before the one-year unity celebration, Jason Kenney and the United Conservative Party now have to contend with the announcement from Derek Fildebrandt today […]
UCP Nomination Contests Provide More Drama
Another addition to the seemingly never-ending saga of the UCP nomination races came on Saturday when apparent front-runner S. Todd Beasley in Brooks-Medicine Hat either […]
UCP Candidate for Innisfail-Sylvan Lake Won’t (or Can’t) Talk About Trump Campaign Experience
The UCP candidate for Innisfail-Sylvan Lake assisted Donald Trump’s campaign in 2016 but apparently is not willing to comment on it now. Whether it is […]
Updated: When a Blue Sign is a Golden Ticket
A former PC candidate once said that the most difficult thing to get from the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta was a nomination. Nominations were […]
When the Blue Sign Is a Golden Ticket
A former PC candidate once said that the most difficult thing to get from the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta was a nomination. Nominations were […]
Politics of Party Affiliation
In the last week there has been a lot to talk about on the political front and very little of it provided optimism for Alberta. […]
