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Old Posted Feb 8, 2017, 4:42 PM
Mikemike Mikemike is offline
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There seems to be little understanding of what a centrist party is, but if we understood then there would be voters.

We had a centrist party for decades, but because they were colloquially "the conservatives" and we always voted for them we decided that we must be conservative. And now that conservative has been re-defined as self-reliant anti-government, anti-government, anti-regulation we felt that since we're conservative that must be what we're for.

If you actually put a lists of general principles of centrist, conservative and progressive policies I bet most Albertans would choose the centrist platform over the others.
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