A Teacher Is Fired for Expressing Pro-Constitutional Views

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A Teacher Is Fired for Expressing Pro-Constitutional Views

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, May 18, 2019 - 23:05.

A teacher with an exemplary record was fired for expressing her political views which were no more than conservative principles which fall in line with the Constitution. Effectively, this teacher was fired for expressing her pro-Constitutional views. What has America come to? Here is the complete story.

The Rule Of Law

Stan Stanfield Sun, 05/19/2019 - 05:02

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Thanks for this report, Dave - and please do follow up on this story. The far Left has had it all their way long enough. It's time, and almost past, for a rebalancing on such matters, and especially in our schools. As you say, those kids are going to be 18 soon, and they need to have had a fair and balanced exposure to the subject of politics in a (predominantly) two-party system. That doesn't seem to have been happening, rather, indoctrination has been going on. Outrageous.

The Teacher Should File a Lawsuit

John Schultz Sun, 05/19/2019 - 14:48

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This teacher should now file a lawsuit and then get the community to recall the school board members. Have peaceful protests. That would get attention!

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