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The saga of Christy Clark

Premier Christy Clark reached the base of her bag of tricks? It's starting to look that way as Clark's LNG dreams seem unraveling and the way forward for the giant Site C dam project remains tied up problem. And Clark hasn't exactly helped her cause by haughtily dismissing her critics as "the forces of no."

From the 2013 provincial election, Clark could do no wrong as she mesmerized the voters as being a modern day Pied Piper winning a majority victory for the liberals that the party was likely to lose. Obviously, she was greatly aided in their own efforts from the NDP, which waged the most incompetent election campaign in the party's checkered political history.

But that was then which is now and with the next provincial election not that far away in May 2017, Clark appears to be losing her political grip as well as her vision. to the LNG capital around the globe was down played since the dream encountered the harsh winds of current economic reality knowning that reality is cheap oil.

The one question being mentioned oil today is the place where low does it go? Last year, who would have wanted $30 a barrel oil? The Pied Piper certainly didn't. anytime soon and Clark knows it.

global prices could have an impact on the government initial timelines, read Lt Gov. Judith Guichon in their own speech as the government acknowledged that Clark's 2013 election commitment of LNG plants springing up like mushrooms everywhere in the province, creating a large number of jobs plus a "Prosperity Fund" that would eliminate the provincial debt had just evaporated into nothing.

This was confirmed in recent announcements by both Royal Dutch Shell and Malaysian energy giant Petronas they were delaying concluding decision on LNG mega projects in Kitimat and Prince Rupert due to the slumping world economy. If these huge private sector projects don't go ahead it begs the question of why Clark is prepared to spend $8 billion to develop the Site C dam project if the power it would generate isn't needed. Last June she embarrassed herself and her government by coming out with a hair brained scheme to close Vancouver's Burrard Street Bridge to have an International Yoga Day stretch around the busy bridge which became of clash with National Aboriginal Day.

The Premier probably meant well, but bad weather of public criticism greeted the event and Clark was made to cancel the ray ban sunglasses wholesale ray ban outlet store online bridge closure and send the Lululemon crowd elsewhere. And in the aftermath of her flip flop, Clark didn't do her reputation anything good by sending out a cheeky Twitter post chastising "Yoga haters."

So what, you say? Maybe so. Yet it's flubs like these that produce ray ban sunglasses discount you ponder whether our Pied Piper Premier is losing her political touch. It's easy to laugh off of the Yoga affair and not so easy to dismiss the trillions of dollars and a large number of jobs that are at stake in Clark's LNG dream.

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