Jon Hromek wants parents to have more rights and control over what their children are exposed to in the school system after learning of the Planned Parenthood “pornographic” sex cards.. Jon Hromek and Chris Oldcorn .Hromek is the Sask United Party candidate for the Lumsden-Morse byelection..“We do not seem to have any or adequate or even close to adequate influence as it relates to auxiliary resources brought in,” said Hromek, in an interview with the Western Standard..“Obviously, I mean, these cards were disgusting and the RCMP are actually looking into it.”.Hromek referenced an open RCMP investigation into Planned Parenthood bringing those sex cards to a classroom filled with minors as they may have violated Canada’s obscenity laws..“We don't feel that parents are adequately represented … within the education system as a whole,” said Hromek..“Our leader Nadine Wilson that's it's been an excellent point and that she just keeps hammering that.”.READ MORE Sask United Party candidate wants to end ‘one-party’ Saskatchewan.Hromek wants parents voices to be listened to about the curriculum..“We need to have a voice. We need to be part of the discussion on curriculum, part of discussion as it relates to these resources,” said Hromek. .“We need to have other options because not everyone views things the same.”.Hromek thinks most people would oppose the sex cards if they saw the content..“I'm pretty sure everyone views the sex cards the same or most people would,” said Hromek..“But, there is some differing of opinions. But, where we all can agree on is that parents need to be directly involved in what their kids are seeing in school.”.Hromek blames Education Minister Dustin Duncan and Premier Scott Moe for not doing enough to prevent this sort of material from getting into the classroom..“What I find disconcerting about this whole thing, as well, is, so we have [Education] Minister Duncan and he blames Planned Parenthood,” said Hromek..“And then, we have Premier Moe and he's basically telling the media, well, why did you even report on this in the first place? This is too vile and shouldn't be reported on.”.Hromek wants answers on how the sex cards and other similar materials even make it into the classroom..“And no one's even addressed the issue of why they were even in the classroom, really in the classroom in the first place and how they were allowed in through these open doors of auxiliary resources,” said Hromek..“No one's even addressed it and no one's apologized for it.”.The other Lumsden-Morse candidates are Les Guillemin (Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan), Kaitlyn Stadnyk (NDP), Isaiah Hunter (Saskatchewan Green Party) and Blaine McLeod (Saskatchewan Party).
Jon Hromek wants parents to have more rights and control over what their children are exposed to in the school system after learning of the Planned Parenthood “pornographic” sex cards.. Jon Hromek and Chris Oldcorn .Hromek is the Sask United Party candidate for the Lumsden-Morse byelection..“We do not seem to have any or adequate or even close to adequate influence as it relates to auxiliary resources brought in,” said Hromek, in an interview with the Western Standard..“Obviously, I mean, these cards were disgusting and the RCMP are actually looking into it.”.Hromek referenced an open RCMP investigation into Planned Parenthood bringing those sex cards to a classroom filled with minors as they may have violated Canada’s obscenity laws..“We don't feel that parents are adequately represented … within the education system as a whole,” said Hromek..“Our leader Nadine Wilson that's it's been an excellent point and that she just keeps hammering that.”.READ MORE Sask United Party candidate wants to end ‘one-party’ Saskatchewan.Hromek wants parents voices to be listened to about the curriculum..“We need to have a voice. We need to be part of the discussion on curriculum, part of discussion as it relates to these resources,” said Hromek. .“We need to have other options because not everyone views things the same.”.Hromek thinks most people would oppose the sex cards if they saw the content..“I'm pretty sure everyone views the sex cards the same or most people would,” said Hromek..“But, there is some differing of opinions. But, where we all can agree on is that parents need to be directly involved in what their kids are seeing in school.”.Hromek blames Education Minister Dustin Duncan and Premier Scott Moe for not doing enough to prevent this sort of material from getting into the classroom..“What I find disconcerting about this whole thing, as well, is, so we have [Education] Minister Duncan and he blames Planned Parenthood,” said Hromek..“And then, we have Premier Moe and he's basically telling the media, well, why did you even report on this in the first place? This is too vile and shouldn't be reported on.”.Hromek wants answers on how the sex cards and other similar materials even make it into the classroom..“And no one's even addressed the issue of why they were even in the classroom, really in the classroom in the first place and how they were allowed in through these open doors of auxiliary resources,” said Hromek..“No one's even addressed it and no one's apologized for it.”.The other Lumsden-Morse candidates are Les Guillemin (Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan), Kaitlyn Stadnyk (NDP), Isaiah Hunter (Saskatchewan Green Party) and Blaine McLeod (Saskatchewan Party).
