Texas leaves school board group that wanted DOJ to target parents

 Daily Caller:

The Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) announced it was leaving the National School Boards Association (NSBA) on Monday over a review of a letter from the organization that suggested the federal government investigate parents as potential domestic terrorists.

The TASB said it was leaving the NSBA over “operational deficiencies” as well as a “lack of internal controls” after the NSBA released a review Friday of the letter that it sent to the President Joe Biden in September 2021, according to a press release. The TASB decided the report showed that NSBA was not managed well enough for the TASB to remain in the group, the release said.
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“We have been intently waiting for the release of this independent investigation for nearly two months,” said TASB Executive Director Dan Troxell. “With this report now available, it’s clear that NSBA’s internal processes and controls do not meet the good governance practices that TASB expects and requires in a member organization.”

The letter “directly contradicted” the core commitments of the organization, NSBA Executive Director & CEO John Heim said in the review. (RELATED: Texas School Board Candidates Sweep Elections With Help Of Anti-CRT PACs)

The letter requested that Biden use domestic terror laws, including the PATRIOT Act, to police parents at school board meetings, citing “threats of violence.” The Department of Justice (DOJ) allegedly targeted members of parents groups following the NSBA’s request.
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Treating parents concerned about their child's education as terrorists has to be one of the nuttiest reactions to demands for accountability in history.  The demands came as an outgrowth of parents finding out that schools had been pushing the CRT racist dogma.

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