Ep. 3233 Will Alberta SECEDE after Carney Liberal Victory?

Canada’s national election has ignited a wildfire in Alberta, where a growing movement is calling for independence and even U.S. statehood. Find out why this separatist sentiment is surging, what the latest polls reveal, and how Alberta’s economic power makes it a serious contender for becoming the 51st state.

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Highlights:

• “Alberta is entirely blue. They’re not called the Texas of Canada for nothing.”
• “If 30% of Albertans really are serious about this, about seceding from Ottawa, then all bets are off!”
• “If Alberta and Texas combined, we’d be the unchallenged energy powerhouse on the planet.”

Timestamps:   

[00:21] The ultra-woke Liberal Party won its fourth election in Canada 

[03:37] Alberta’s conservative vote, plus an Alberta lawyer leading a delegation to DC 

[06:52] The separatist momentum in Alberta - the Alberta Prosperity Project’s push for a referendum

[09:11] Alberta’s energy dominance and potential as a US state

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