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Mad_Machine76

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14. Hopefully

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sat Oct 9, 2021, 07:17 PM

Oct 2021

Most people can distinguish between concerned parents showing up for school board meetings to calmly and rationally present their concerns and requests and showing up and being rude and abusive and threatening. Right?

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McConnell writes AG Garland letter defending parents' right to tell 'local schools what to teach' [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2021 OP

He blocked Garland and now he's going after Garland? Is this posturing for bigger issues bucolic_frolic Oct 2021 #1

Kind of a different GQP take than their famous 'No Child Left Behind' policy. sinkingfeeling Oct 2021 #2

Who will take all of these teaching demands and boil them down to the ones that can taught? LogicFirst Oct 2021 #3

great. I will tell my local school to teach that McConnell is an asshole TomDaisy Oct 2021 #4

Sign of how far the far-right has plummeted: CBS News report on parent protests is age-restricted muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #5

I've seen the Trumpkin...err...Younkin ad maxrandb Oct 2021 #6

How's that race going BTW? Mad_Machine76 Oct 2021 #13

Well that's just Jim-Dandy Wonderful, ain't it? The Fifty Stateman Oct 2021 #7

I hope after blocking a SCt nomination, McTurdle got reply.... lastlib Oct 2021 #8

So the same loud assholes who are anti-vax, anti-ACA, anti any teaching of slavery, LastLiberal in PalmSprings Oct 2021 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Oct 2021 #18

So according to Mitch parents have the right to force schools to teach white supremacy, Lonestarblue Oct 2021 #10

'Grassroots interests' OldBaldy1701E Oct 2021 #11

If the parents are so f'in brilliant why don't they teach these things themselves instead of bucolic_frolic Oct 2021 #12

Hopefully Mad_Machine76 Oct 2021 #14

Not that I'm surprised Mad_Machine76 Oct 2021 #15

Many of our right wing brethren want to put public prayer and the Bible back in the schools. keithbvadu2 Oct 2021 #16

McConnell proudly leads a party of morons SouthernDem4ever Oct 2021 #17

All the schools need to do is teach the truth about the two parties and the kids would have nothing geretogo Oct 2021 #19

He has said things that are equally as stupid. twodogsbarking Oct 2021 #20

LOL Skittles Oct 2021 #21

Not all media sources mention that he's fighting for white supremacists NullTuples Oct 2021 #22