Dear Friends and Advocates for Common Sense,

I hope this message finds you well and ready to rally around a cause that strikes at the heart of parental rights, the well-being of our children, and the sanctity of common sense in public policy. Recently, our Premier, Danielle Smith, announced a policy that has set the stage for what I believe to be a monumental moment in the safeguarding of our children’s future.

Premier Smith’s approach to gender identity and transition-related healthcare for youth is both bold and compassionate. With wisdom and foresight, she has declared that decisions regarding gender transition surgeries will be reserved for adults aged 18 and over. This policy mirrors the conviction many of us share: while we navigate through the complexities of identity and societal norms, the well-being of our children must remain paramount.

The backlash from some quarters was as swift as it was predictable. Yet, in their haste to criticize, detractors overlook a crucial fact: this policy aligns with existing procedures and is founded on a principle we hold dear—the protection of our youth. It’s a stand against the premature imposition of life-altering decisions on children, acknowledging their right to mature and make informed choices in their own time.

Moreover, Premier Smith has not shied away from addressing the contentious issue of fairness in women’s sports, advocating for the preservation of competitive integrity and equality. This common-sense stance recognizes the physical differences inherent in competitive arenas and seeks to protect the hard-earned spaces for female athletes.

This moment, dear friends, may very well be remembered as a pivotal legacy of Premier Smith’s leadership. It is a demonstration of courage, a commitment to doing what is right over what is expedient or popular. It is a testament to standing strong against a vocal minority determined to impose their will without regard for the broader implications on society and, most importantly, on our children.

Now, more than ever, Premier Smith needs our support. The voices of dissent are loud, amplified by legacy media with little interest in a balanced discussion. It is incumbent upon us, the silent majority who see the wisdom in these policies, to lend our voices in support. Write letters, engage in respectful dialogue, and let our Premier know that she does not stand alone. This is about more than politics; it’s about the future of our children, the preservation of parental rights, and the application of common sense in governing our society.

In closing, I urge you to join me in backing Premier Smith’s policies. Let us show that when it comes to protecting our children and standing up for what is right, we are anything but silent. Together, we can ensure that this moment of leadership is not just a footnote in history but a turning point for the better.

Warmest regards,

Nadine