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Oh but they do, as evidenced in Youngkin win. |
No. Even if the only issue in the race had been "parents' rights" to limit other parents' rights - which it wasn't - Youngkin won with 50.6% of the vote. |
And what was his win percentage among parents of school age children? |
That’s correct, yes. First of all, you have no idea who I am and what my qualifications are, so keep that in mind. And second, we are talking about general curricula, not what individual teachers present in their specific classrooms. |
Well, what was it? |
I was taking your own word for it that you aren't qualified. I don't need to explain the connection between the curriculum and what teachers do in their classrooms, because the connection is obvious. |
What has he done for parents though? |
All of those are things that Governor Northam proposed in his budget. Try again though. |
Democrats have been proposing repealing the grocery tax for years. Northam ran on it in 2017 and but Republicans blocked it all the way until election season came around. If they were serious about doing it now, they would do so in a way that kept local funding there. |
You do know you are allowed to opt your kids out of sex ed, right? Always have been. Just do that instead of trying to make the education shitty for everyone else. |
Yup. You have a vote in local elections just like everyone else. But you don't get to say "I don't want any of these kids to be taught about sex ed" when the vast majority does. |
Proposed but never did. |
Oh please. “The vast majority.” Hyperbolic much? Basic sex ed is one thing. Agenda- driven sex ed is something else and you know it. Don’t pretend your “vast majority” supports that. |
…polls suggest parental backlash didn’t swing the election https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/11/05/mcauliffes-quote-schools-was-clunker-polls-suggest-parental-backlash-didnt-swing-election/ |
The agenda is: providing complete, accurate information to kids. That scares some people. I have never understood why; or rather, I am familiar with the reasons they provide, but they don't make any sense to me. |