MSM Picks Up Premier Wall And smalldeadanimals Story
"Premier Brad Wall distanced the Saskatchewan Party from a popular right-wing blog Tuesday over controversial comments posted about inner city Saskatoon.
Wall told reporters that the Saskatchewan Party would remove from its own Web site an endorsement of Wall from Saskatchewan-based Kate McMillan of smalldeadanimals.com.
Saskatchewan Party MLAs have referenced the Web site approvingly in the legislature in the past, but Wall said that would likely not occur in the future."
James Wood
Regina Leader Post
-CBC Saskatchewan
-CBC Blogwatch
If anyone had any doubts that the Saskatchewan Party is ideologically similar to Kate's smalldeadanimals beliefs, this episode should lay that to rest! In past, Sask Party Members of the Legislature and senior staff have used SDA as a reference in numerous speeches and other pronouncements!
Kate insists that her references to 'needle-popping', 'ass-selling' inner city residents is mere hyperbole. That is completely ridiculous! Real hyperbole is clearly identifiable as exaggeration (I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!). Kate's material is NOT hyperbole. It is a reflection of the deep contempt that she holds for inner city poor. She has a very vile view of the world and is rightly condemned for it!
Wall told reporters that the Saskatchewan Party would remove from its own Web site an endorsement of Wall from Saskatchewan-based Kate McMillan of smalldeadanimals.com.
Saskatchewan Party MLAs have referenced the Web site approvingly in the legislature in the past, but Wall said that would likely not occur in the future."
James Wood
Regina Leader Post
-CBC Saskatchewan
-CBC Blogwatch
If anyone had any doubts that the Saskatchewan Party is ideologically similar to Kate's smalldeadanimals beliefs, this episode should lay that to rest! In past, Sask Party Members of the Legislature and senior staff have used SDA as a reference in numerous speeches and other pronouncements!
Kate insists that her references to 'needle-popping', 'ass-selling' inner city residents is mere hyperbole. That is completely ridiculous! Real hyperbole is clearly identifiable as exaggeration (I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!). Kate's material is NOT hyperbole. It is a reflection of the deep contempt that she holds for inner city poor. She has a very vile view of the world and is rightly condemned for it!
