\u0027It is perhaps economic issues which are having a larger drag on Moe’s performance\u0027 — Angus Reid Institute.
It is perhaps economic issues which are having a larger drag on Moe’s performanceThis surely buttresses the argument that Moe took on the gender identity issue to deflect from other issues, which would include Finance Minister Donna Harpauer’srevealing that the billion-dollar surplus has been cut in half.
Of course, some would argue that no government — including Moe’s — always opts for the most popular choice. Moe and his government have been criticized for running surpluses and not spending more or cutting taxes. Another example now raging in the southeast is the controversy over the government so far refusing to acceptThis decision might make sense in that it would likely be better to have an MRI more centrally located in the province near a bigger health centre because they are costly to run — what the government described in its response as “the development of a thorough plan” to determine “if and how a new health-care service can be supported and accessible in the long term.
But will anyone be completely surprised if and when Moe’s government proceeds with an MRI in Estevan because it would be unpopular not to take the donation? And given his pattern of doing things — even potentially problematic things — to correct dips in his popularity, would anyone be surprised to see more of the same?The often self-effacing Brad Wall would, occasionally, call outMoe? Especially since the 2020 election, examples of him doing things that displease his right-wing and rural base are becoming fewer and further between.
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