Democrats blunder into another war on parents

 Fox News:

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House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., blasted the Democrats as prioritizing waging "a war on parents" and said that Republicans "standing up for parents and kids" is one of many factors that will contribute to Republicans flipping the House.

"Big-government Democrats have made it their number one priority over the last year to wage a war on parents, from colluding with union bosses to keep kids shut out of schools, to trying to label parents as domestic terrorists for taking an active interest in their kids’ education by speaking out at school board meetings," Scalise said.

"Now, Biden and his extremist allies are doubling down on this insanity by trying to force sex education on five-year-olds without the consent of their parents."

"As we saw in Virginia, parents will not stand for this and will not support a political party that tries to take away their rights to have a say in their kids’ education," he continued. "Republicans will continue to stand up for parents and kids against this liberal lunacy and government control, and that’s one of the many reasons we will win back the House in November."

House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik of New York told Fox News Digital that parents "are the primary stakeholders in their children's education, not the federal government or Far-Left activists."

"Democrat politicians across America have failed to learn these lessons from Glenn Youngkin's historic victory last November in Virginia and are now doomed to a similar fate as Terry McAuliffe on the national level," Stefanik said. "When House Republicans earn back the majority this November, we will enact our Parents Bill of Rights. This legislation will make it clear that parents matter and should have a voice in their child's education."
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"Now Democrats nationwide are running on the exact same platform," he continued. "It’s like they saw McAuliffe lose decisively in a state Biden won by 10 points and thought, ‘hold my beer.’"

The Heritage Foundation education fellow Jonathan Butcher told Fox News Digital that any "official who is advocating against parents’ rights today is missing the importance of this cultural moment."
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It looks like the education establishment is really out of touch with what parents expect of them in the classroom.  This is particularly true of the teachers' unions.  Disney is already seeing a backlash from its support of sex ed for preschoolers.

See, also:

 

Go Woke, Go Broke: Huge Number of Americans Dropping Disney for Radical Position on Parental Rights Bill

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