Alberta Debate w/ Tim Moen

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In this special extended episode of "Good Morning with Jason,” we review the Alberta Debate between Danielle Smith and Rachel Notley, dissecting the key points from both sides. Hosts Paula and Jason will provide a balanced breakdown of the debate, sharing their perspectives on the critical issues addressed and the performance of both leaders.

The debate, which took place on May 18th, 2023, tackled critical issues like affordability, health care, the economy, education, and trust in leadership. Danielle Smith pushed her agenda on affordability and lower corporate taxes, while Rachel Notley emphasized the trust issue and the state of the economy. The debate saw fiery exchanges, revealing insights, and pointed questions, but no clear winner emerged.

We will explore the most significant moments of the debate, analyze the effectiveness of both leaders in getting their messages across, and examine the implications of their proposals for Alberta's future. From Smith's claims about healthcare improvements under the UCP to Notley's bold assertions about the economy, we will dive into the crux of their arguments.

In the extra hour of this episode, we are excited to welcome special guest Tim Moen, a prominent Canadian libertarian podcaster, blogger, activist, and politician. Tim served as the leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada from 2014 to 2021 and has a varied background as a firefighter, paramedic, business owner, and filmmaker. We will discuss his political journey, delve into his anarcho-capitalist ideology, and examine his stance on significant issues like government surveillance, troop deployment, drug decriminalization, and tax cuts.

Join us for this deep dive into the Alberta Debate and a compelling conversation with Tim Moen in this extended episode of "Good Morning with Jason.” Whether looking for insight into Alberta's political landscape or keen to learn more about libertarianism in Canada, this episode promises to deliver engaging and enlightening content.

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