Alberta Separatist Jeff Rath Ejected From UCP, Premier Smith Says
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the United Conservative Party’s executive director has revoked separatist organizer Jeff Rath’s membership due to multiple breaches of the party’s code of conduct. The executive director had informed the party’s board of directors on Oct. 29 about the decision to pull Rath’s membership, Smith told reporters at a news conference in Calgary on Oct. 30, adding that she supports the decision. Smith went on to say that Rath’s objectives differed from those of the party, saying he wanted to “turn the UCP into an independence party, and we are not an independence party.”
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirmed that separatist organizer Jeff Rath’s membership in the United Conservative Party (UCP) has been revoked. This decision was made by the party’s executive director due to multiple breaches of the code of conduct. Smith supports the decision, noting that Rath’s goal was to transform the UCP into an independence party, which is not aligned with the party’s objectives.
- Jeff Rath’s membership in the United Conservative Party (UCP) has been revoked.
- The revocation was due to multiple breaches of the party’s code of conduct.
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith supports the decision made by the UCP’s executive director.
- Rath’s stated objective was to turn the UCP into an independence party, which is contrary to the party’s identity.
- The UCP’s board of directors was informed of the decision on October 29th.
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