Alexandra Wright: Why I Chose OneBC Over the BC Conservatives

Alexandra Wright explains why she is running for OneBC in Kelowna–Lake Country–Coldstream after her earlier experience with the BC Conservatives. In this full interview with Jim Csek, she discusses David Eby, vote splitting, taxes, energy development and what she wants to change in British Columbia.Wright outlines her view of OneBC's platform, including proposed tax cuts, a balanced budget, faster resource-project approvals and education reform. She also discusses the possibility of holding the balance of power, her commitment to media accountability, and why she believes voters should look beyond party labels.The interview includes the guest's political opinions, proposals and assessments.CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction: Alexandra Wright returns to politics01:20 Why OneBC instead of the BC Conservatives?01:57 David Eby and the snap election02:35 Candidates and the vote-splitting debate03:15 Balancing BC's budget and growing the economy04:04 Election promises and political accountability05:03 Tax cuts, DRIPA and OneBC's platform06:40 Canada–U.S. relations and fear in politics07:56 Press access and a promise to stay accountable09:38 “I don't back down”: Wright's political experience10:29 Energy, pipelines and investment uncertainty13:08 Kelowna Springs and quality of life15:10 Could OneBC hold the balance of power?16:12 BC's future and opportunities for young people17:08 Smaller government and business experience18:34 Dallas Brodie, criticism and political debate21:15 Voter frustration, party labels and electoral reform23:00 Minority-government priorities and campaign timing24:56 Investment, jobs and health care26:50 Immigration pressures and business models27:56 Wright's message to voters29:11 Education, school choice and parental responsibility31:47 Campaign details and closing remarksSupport independent media: https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/Visit The Really Big Show: https://thereallybigshow.ca/Subscribe for more full interviews, Canadian news and commentary.Live every weekday at 9 a.m. Pacific / noon Eastern.#AlexandraWright #OneBC #BCPolitics