Gunn Show: I react to your comments on cheating allegations, hateful protesters and schools failing girls
Tonight, I’m going solo and responding to your comments on three of the biggest stories covered by Rebel News this week.
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My schedule has been unusually chaotic this week, even by Rebel News standards.
Between urgent court hearings in our lawsuit against Alberta’s Election Commissioner, my work with my Alberta’s Choice third-party advertiser campaign, and covering a Human Rights Tribunal hearing over anti-rainbow sidewalk flyers in Westlock, Alberta, I couldn’t make my schedule work with a guest.
So tonight, I’m flying solo and reacting to your comments on three important Rebel News stories.
First, we took Elections Alberta to court after the regulator failed to decide whether to investigate Thomas Lukaszuk’s Forever Canadian campaign. The group has operated a Unity Bus, opened campaign offices, distributed thousands of lawn signs and promoted a free Jann Arden concert, all while reporting $0 in contributions.
Every independence group is expected to disclose its donations and in-kind support. Why does the biggest federalist campaign appear to play by different rules?
Next, I react to your thoughts on Drea Humphrey’s report from a peaceful Charlie Kirk vigil disrupted by left-wing protesters, including one demonstrator declaring that “Charlie is better dead.” The vigil was organized by a teenager, but that didn’t stop activists from heckling mourners.
Finally, I respond to your comments on Lise Merle’s investigation into a Saskatchewan school division stonewalling mothers fighting to protect girls’ change rooms. Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division ignored a lawyer’s demand for more than two months after a male student was permitted inside the girls’ change room at Lampman School.
Three stories, plenty of strong opinions, and no guest to interrupt me.
Tonight, you’re the guests.
