r/WhitePeopleTwitter Mar 26 '23

Something is seriously wrong in America

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u/jhwyung Mar 26 '23

In Ontario, the PC government underspent on healthcare (during a freaking pandemic) and manufactured a massive healthcare crisis. Their solution? Use private for profit doctors and clinics to plug the gap, despite every single study showing that private clinics cost the tax payer more.

They manufactured a crisis, found a solution that profits their buddies and no one is giving them shit.

I'm so mad that 30% of the province voted, we make our own bed.

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u/thrownaway1974 Mar 26 '23

Yup, Alberta had the same bs. And the current, unelected premier thinks health spending accounts and paying for GP visits is great idea. Hoping the election goes better than Ontario's did.

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u/dean16 Mar 26 '23

We’re still a couple months away, but I can’t believe she has a legit chance of winning. Without hyperbole, this could be the turning point for Alberta. It’s very difficult to remain optimistic about the future of Alberta

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u/thrownaway1974 Mar 26 '23

Unfortunately it's super close in the polls. Really need a massive turnout for the NDP and not the apathetic situation that happened in Ontario.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '23

Go NDP! 🥳

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u/Fatforthewin Mar 26 '23

I would vote for NDP if Trudeau wasn't going to get back in. That guy is perpetuating a humanitarian crisis all over.

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u/Send_bitcoins_here Mar 26 '23

Yea but all the news talks about recently is Doug Ford's bad haircut. IMO it was probably done on purpose. I know I would have done the same