If you watch what Sask. United has been doing of late, there may be added reason for Moe and the Sask. Party to take them more seriously.
bogged down in their own in-fighting, some have concluded there’s no real threat to Saskatchewan Party on the right.
“We value the right to private property, and we vehemently oppose government intrusion. We will make Saskatchewan the freest and most prosperous province in Canada.” “Saskatchewan is in desperate need of authentic leadership. It’s time to elect those who will champion the conservative values that our province knows and loves.”Article content
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