@TheBreakdownAB Here’s the @YYCRagingGranny take. Lots of fun stuff here! Watch it to then end (it’s not long) and please share! https://t.co/9tc1MDV9Xj
Our new episode is live!
Recall legislation! Physicians contracts! Bigfoot!
And @NotJason_Kenney lets us in on the secret plan for economic recovery.
Hint, it’s literally a “Secret”.
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New Episode Sunday!
@Alia_Kohlmann is back for a sit down with @NotJason_Kenney!
And he’s more than happy to explain his theory on why some people are struggling to understand the War Room...
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Among major energy producers, Alberta is among them!
Of all the countries in the world, Alberta is among them!
Of all the places in the solar system, Alberta is among them!
Except Pluto. But that was the feds!
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Of all major energy producers, Canada has among the highest environmental, human rights, and labour standards on earth.
The world needs more Canadian energy, not less.
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Alberta has always had close ties to the United States, so it’s painful to watch the bizarre scenes unfolding at the US Capitol today.
Political violence is always wrong, especially when it seeks to interrupt the peaceful transition of power in a democracy.
.@jkenney can’t find the time to condemn the actions of domestic terrorists in the US, including media figure @TheRealKeean who is inciting these actions...
So I will.
They’re terrorists. All of them. They should be met with the full force of the law.
I need a milkshake...
From all of us at The Breakdown to all of you and yours, we would like to wish you a safe and very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
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Our veterans made sacrifices in both World Wars!
They’re mostly over the age of 82 now, so we’re gonna have to ask them to make sacrifices in the war against COVID.
Because we’re not willing to make sacrifices ourselves!
Especially not our economy!
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Remembrance Day started as a way to remember and honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the First World War.
More than 60,000 Canadians were killed in the four-year conflict, and more than 172,000 were injured. #CanadaRemembers
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