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Lindsay Amantea has all the details on that moratorium — she spells this out amazingly well for the rest of us. Also, those federal regulations? Lindsay says you can find the rest of the story in Triple Crown, former Premier Jim Prentice’s book. She’s also put together a form letter if you’ve got concerns about government interfering with a *cough* “free” market. P.S. send me a note if you’re a paid substack subscriber who also wanted unlimited access to the podcasts. Episodes for subscribers have been posted in patreon but I can add you to the list if you were supporting both!
Things get spicy when we talk about the Alberta Premier’s promotion of self-interest and what is going on in New Brunswick.
Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean, Kathleen Smith, and Lindsay Amantea even make a little space for Katie O’Byrne, our northernmost progressive.
Throw us a rating on Apple so we can show up before the old PoliticalRnD channel, if you would be so kind :)
Recorded Friday, June 16, 2023
Lindsay Amantea wants pie, and for things to make sense. Kathleen Smith wants people to get out and vote, and Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean just wants a break.
But first — we go live on Election night! 7:45PM MST.
Watch for a link here tomorrow.
Deirdre, Kathleen and Lindsay go over the missed opportunities in the Debate that didn’t really deliver. No winner, no loser, disappointment abounds.
Also, happy birthday, Janet Brown!
Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean and Kathleen Smith get spicy and Lindsay Amantea is the voice of reason as we talk arena madness, membership woes and throes, and whether some of us (Deirdre) can survive living in rural if the NDP form government again.
Find us on Apple and Spotify and let us know where else we should be.
Deirdre and Lindsay talk polls from today and yester-elections.”Whispers ‘Bill who'?’” and trolls Lindsay just a little bit more…
Find us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
DMM
Lindsay Amantea joins Kathleen Smith and I for nine weeks of 2023 election coverage. Shout out to Andrew for his quick work on the logo — it works for more than just the election period.
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