What Jason Kenney's UCP victory in Alberta could mean for the rest of Canada

. Alberta elected a new conservative Premier which is the equivalent of a governor of a state. The Province voted out a socialist who won by accident four years ago because the province was so fed up with both the conservative and liberal parties that they voted her in. In my opinion, she did an okay job because she was a socialist that was for I, I say again, for (not against like AOC and Bernie ) oil and energy projects but she also liked carbon taxes added on and pollution controls. She did take on the Trudeau government but people have spoken.

I heard this morning that the premier- elect of Alberta purposely did a speech in French threatening the French in Quebec because they're the ones who are actually more against the pipeline in British Columbia to the West. I'm not sure if this will happen but the promise is threatening to not give out or to renegotiate the money that it earns and gives out to the federal government as transfer payments yeah that same government is preventing them from going forth with pipelines and energy projects. The Quebec government is actually against pipelines of any kind anywhere in the province and anywhere in the country. Also, this Premier elect is going to fight the federal government and stop the job-killing carbon tax. Premier Rob Ford one in Ontario but only with a 40% of the boat so Ontario is not as conservative as Alberta is. Alberta's are really pissed off because this fight against the province's oil and energy sector has been going on for over 10 years even before prime minister Trudeau became the leader of Canada. Honestly, Alberta would prefer to be the 51st state of the United States is that the deal with the crap that has to deal with concerning its oil and energy sector.