DeSantis hits attempt to sell CRT

 Daily Caller:

Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis denounced Critical Race Theory (CRT) at a press conference Friday.

DeSantis said CRT needs to be addressed by the Florida Board of Education at a press conference in Pensacola he held to announce a series of tax breaks for consumers. The governor said that it is offensive to the taxpayers to fund a program that teaches children to hate each other and their country.

“You can put lipstick on a pig and it’s still a pig,” DeSantis said about CRT. “It’s offensive to the taxpayer that they would be asked to fund critical race theory, that they would be asked to fund teaching kids to hate their country and to hate each other,” DeSantis said.

CRT teaches students that race is socially constructed and that racism is embedded within American institutions and public policy, according to the American Bar Association. CRT is based on false history that is disputed by historians, DeSantis said. (RELATED: ‘A Bunch Of Horse Manure’: Gov. DeSantis Says Critical Race Theory Is A ‘Harmful Ideology’)

“It’s also based on false history when they try to look back and denigrate the founding fathers, denigrate the American revolution, doing all these different thing that even very liberal historians say is not supported by the facts.”
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More politicians should take on this evil attempt to indoctrinate children with the Left's racist garbage. 

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