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A letter from Tanya Granic Allen:
Four weeks ago, I announced my candidacy for the Ontario PC Party leadership. Now, with the voting nearly done, I just want to express my deep gratitude for the tremendous outpouring of support that I have received in the campaign.
As president of a parents’ rights organization, I have been an outspoken critic of Kathleen Wynne’s sex ed curriculum and of her radical, left-wing anti-family agenda.
I was also one of the most outspoken critics of former PC leader Patrick Brown. I was critical of Brown not only for his support of the radical left social agenda, but for the corrupt manner in which he ran the Ontario PC Party into the ground.
Over the past four weeks, thanks to the help of thousands of parents’ rights activists and grassroots conservatives, over the past four weeks, together, we have moved the debate. Kathleen Wynne’s sex ed agenda is back in the news, and Ontario parents once again have some hope that we can end this nightmare.
There has been so much media coverage of this and related issues over the past month – too many to list here – but I thought I would send along just two stories from as recently as yesterday, Tuesday, March 6th.
The first story is actually a three-and-one-half-minute VIDEO interview of me by Global News. The headline says it all:
Tanya Granic Allen least known PC leadership candidate, but has had biggest impact
The social conservative campaigner has forced other candidates to define their stance on sex education and other issues. Alan Carter speaks with Tanya Granic Allen one-on-one. (To see the video, click HERE).
Please take a few minutes to watch the video. We had fun with the interview and we had a lively exchange on the issues. I hope you like it!
The second story is from The Globe and Mail with the sort of slant that you would expect from that downtown Toronto newspaper. I send it along to you, though, to show that even the Globe acknowledges the impact that “social conservatives” have had in this contest.
Ontario PC leadership candidates seek to woo social conservatives
Some of the contenders for Ontario's Progressive Conservative leadership are looking to shift the party to the right as they embrace social-conservative issues in the final days of a bitter and closely fought campaign.
(To read this, click HERE).
Remember to register AND verify! Don’t forget to vote!
TOMORROW, 8:00 p.m., Thursday, March 8, is the deadline to upload your ID and register/verify your address with the PC Party. If you have already done so, you will get, via email, an online ballot.
The deadline to VOTE is Friday at Noon. Remember, when you registered/verified your address, the party asked you to provide an email address. They will send the ballot to THAT email address. Watch for it!
You should get your online instructions to vote by e-mail in a message addressed as from “Internet Voting Application” with the subject line, “Voting Instructions – PC Party Leadership 2018 – Voting is NOW OPEN.” Check your spam folder(s)!
I have worked tirelessly these past four weeks for the issues that are near and dear to my heart, issues that pertain to parental rights, to the Ontario family, and the Ontario taxpayers. We have, as a team, made a tremendous difference in this contest and have already helped to bring the party closer to its conservative roots, and, hopefully, closer to beating Kathleen Wynne in the upcoming June election !
When you vote, I am asking for you to acknowledge this success.
I am asking you to mark me, Tanya Granic Allen, as your #1 choice. Tanya Granic Allen, #1!
If you have not yet donated to our campaign, will you consider making your contribution, now? If you have been thinking about adding to what you have already contributed, would you act on that now?
I ask for your contribution to stand with me and other PC members in our Party. To DONATE, click HERE.
Conservative. For a change,
Four weeks ago, I announced my candidacy for the Ontario PC Party leadership. Now, with the voting nearly done, I just want to express my deep gratitude for the tremendous outpouring of support that I have received in the campaign.
As president of a parents’ rights organization, I have been an outspoken critic of Kathleen Wynne’s sex ed curriculum and of her radical, left-wing anti-family agenda.
I was also one of the most outspoken critics of former PC leader Patrick Brown. I was critical of Brown not only for his support of the radical left social agenda, but for the corrupt manner in which he ran the Ontario PC Party into the ground.
Over the past four weeks, thanks to the help of thousands of parents’ rights activists and grassroots conservatives, over the past four weeks, together, we have moved the debate. Kathleen Wynne’s sex ed agenda is back in the news, and Ontario parents once again have some hope that we can end this nightmare.
There has been so much media coverage of this and related issues over the past month – too many to list here – but I thought I would send along just two stories from as recently as yesterday, Tuesday, March 6th.
The first story is actually a three-and-one-half-minute VIDEO interview of me by Global News. The headline says it all:
Tanya Granic Allen least known PC leadership candidate, but has had biggest impact
The social conservative campaigner has forced other candidates to define their stance on sex education and other issues. Alan Carter speaks with Tanya Granic Allen one-on-one. (To see the video, click HERE).
Please take a few minutes to watch the video. We had fun with the interview and we had a lively exchange on the issues. I hope you like it!
The second story is from The Globe and Mail with the sort of slant that you would expect from that downtown Toronto newspaper. I send it along to you, though, to show that even the Globe acknowledges the impact that “social conservatives” have had in this contest.
Ontario PC leadership candidates seek to woo social conservatives
Some of the contenders for Ontario's Progressive Conservative leadership are looking to shift the party to the right as they embrace social-conservative issues in the final days of a bitter and closely fought campaign.
(To read this, click HERE).
Remember to register AND verify! Don’t forget to vote!
TOMORROW, 8:00 p.m., Thursday, March 8, is the deadline to upload your ID and register/verify your address with the PC Party. If you have already done so, you will get, via email, an online ballot.
The deadline to VOTE is Friday at Noon. Remember, when you registered/verified your address, the party asked you to provide an email address. They will send the ballot to THAT email address. Watch for it!
You should get your online instructions to vote by e-mail in a message addressed as from “Internet Voting Application” with the subject line, “Voting Instructions – PC Party Leadership 2018 – Voting is NOW OPEN.” Check your spam folder(s)!
I have worked tirelessly these past four weeks for the issues that are near and dear to my heart, issues that pertain to parental rights, to the Ontario family, and the Ontario taxpayers. We have, as a team, made a tremendous difference in this contest and have already helped to bring the party closer to its conservative roots, and, hopefully, closer to beating Kathleen Wynne in the upcoming June election !
When you vote, I am asking for you to acknowledge this success.
I am asking you to mark me, Tanya Granic Allen, as your #1 choice. Tanya Granic Allen, #1!
If you have not yet donated to our campaign, will you consider making your contribution, now? If you have been thinking about adding to what you have already contributed, would you act on that now?
I ask for your contribution to stand with me and other PC members in our Party. To DONATE, click HERE.
Conservative. For a change,
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