It’s almost like Liberal boomers don’t get it! From what I’ve experienced they justify voting against their kids! #cdnpoli

When politicians agree on protecting their system, you should start asking who that system actually serves. For years, we’ve watched them campaign on promises, ask for our trust, then explain why they can’t deliver once they’re elected. There’s money for commitments overseas. There’s another announcement, another expensive plan, another promise that things will get better. Meanwhile, you’re standing in the grocery aisle doing math. You’re working overtime to cover bills. You’re wondering what kind of future your kids will have. And somehow, we’re always expected to be patient. My opinion? We’re reaching a turning point. People are tired of paying for a political system that seems far better at protecting the people running it than helping the people funding it. Look at these six. Different parties. Different careers. I don’t believe they agree on everything. But I believe protecting the existing system matters more to them than they’re willing to admit. I’m tired of being told that wanting something better for Alberta makes me the problem. I’m a husband, a dad and a grandfather. I want my family to have a future they can afford. I want politicians held to their promises. And I want taxpayers treated like people whose work matters. They aren’t entitled to our votes, our trust or another chance. They have to earn them. When did demanding better become more controversial than failing to deliver?