The Kenney Government's official equalization website is up. And it's... interesting. 🧵#ableg #abpoli
On the Fact Sheet, this is how the government explains equalization. Not sure about you, but this wording and sentence structure doesn't inspire much confidence in the government's ability to engage in constitutional negotiations. 
Neither does this. Either the government doesn't know that Stabilization and Equalization are completely separate programs, or they are purposefully lying to Albertans.
By contrast, there's a perfectly rational and factual case for voting No in this month's equalization referendum. cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…
I suppose they're being honest about the fact "the referendum does not guarantee success in removing the equalization formula...."
If course the formula is not actually *in* the constitution, so...
If course the formula is not actually *in* the constitution, so...
Either they don't know what they're doing or they're not taking the constitutional referendum seriously.
Either way, are these the people you want representing you at the negotiating table? Serious question.
Either way, are these the people you want representing you at the negotiating table? Serious question.
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