Liberals Abandon Redmonton

Posted on Monday, December 12 at 10:43 by eugene
Ditto for Nicole Martel their candidate in Edmonton East. Just a picture. She has a web page and they haven't connected to it, heck even I have done that here. Ditto for these candidates Edmonton--Sherwood Park Ron Symic Edmonton--Spruce Grove Brad Enge But at least they have a photos of them. On their page for Edmonton Leduc Liberal candidate Jim Jacuta's all they have is a silouette. Poor Jim. And its not like he hasn't run before, he is one of their high profile candidates. He ran against Deb Grey for Edmonton North. Sheesh you'd think they would have a photo of him and his bio. And no phone numbers to campaign offices, or web links, or bios or sfa on any of these links. It appears that there is real disconnect between the Liberals national campaign and their candidates in Edmonton. More so than for instance their candidates in Calgary. And here's the rub if you want to find out about the Liberal candidates in Redmonton, you can find them on the CBC web site. With pictures and bios, and web links. ( well they don't have a picture for Jim Jacuta but at least they don't use the stupid silouette). Everything that should be on the Liberal web site and isn't. Guess the Liberals figure that taxpayer funded Mothercorp should do their work for them. It appears the Liberal candidates are suffering abandonment by the National campaign. Which does a disservice to not only all Edmontonians but all Albertans. So why would they expect us to vote for them if they can't even bother to campaign here seriously?! In Harper Country, your choice for change this election is the NDP. They at least have candidate profiles on their web site. http://plawiuk.blogspot.com/2005/12/liberals-abandon-redmonton.html

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