Danielle Smith wears blue and speaks behind a sign of her name in Medicine Hat in July
Danielle Smith refused to condemn a candidate for her Wildrose Party in 2012 after he said LGBTQ2S+ people would suffer in a “lake of fire”
A Pride flag against a blue sku
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