Some People Never Learn

In 2021 Virginia Democrat gubernatorial nominee and

past governor Terry McAuliffe declared in a debate with 

his Republican opponent Glenn Youngkin that "I don't

think parents should be telling schools what they should

teach" their children. He didn't know it at the time but 

with those very words McAuliffe blew his campaign to

return to the governorship of Virginia, and his party's 

chances of retaining control of the Virginia House of 

Delegates. McAuliffe went on to learn a hard and 

bitter lesson about Virginia voters; that they know 

that they have parental rights as to having a say in their 

children's education, and that they won't take any guff 

from some elitist politician who thinks that the parents 

should shut up, pay their taxes for the school system's

upkeep and vote as they're told (that is, for elitist pigs 

like McAuliffe). 

Over the course of the last two years in Virginia, Democrats

have done their most dastardly best to undermine and 

weaken parental rights. In the Virginia Senate, they 

blocked an amendment to SB 1515, a bill that will require

pornography websites to verify a user's age, ascertaining that 

said user is at least 18 before allowing access. The bill passed

and was signed into law, but the state Senate Democrats --- 

every last one of them --- rejected an amendment backed by

Gov. Jim Youngkin (R) which would have required children to 

get parental consent to set up social media accounts and use

other websites which collect user data. Among them are, 

of course, most if not all porn sites.

These happenstances are happening not just in Virginia; 

they are taking place in many other states and certainly 

in Washington D.C. Democrats are attacking parents 

along with their rights, trying to silence their voices, 

attempting to make them into obedient, non-questioning

"sheeple" all over the country. In Nevada, Assembly-

woman and chairwoman of the Nevada Democrat Party,

was discussing the importance of "parent input" in 

public education and was quoted as saying, "I wish I 

could legislate what parents do." Oh, really? Time to 

draft and deliver your walking papers, lady!  

We heard from our president regarding same as well.

When at a bash in honor of the teachers of the year,

which Biden himself hosted at the White House, 

Biden proclaimed that "there's no such thing as someone

else's child" and "our nation's children are all our children."

In sum, Biden and his fellow Dems think that the 

government knows better re: what's good for your children;

you peasant parents are just too stupid to make that

determination for yourselves. 

Now, that notion has proved a loser in Virginia, and will 

likely be so again with next year's elections looming 

larger and the Virginia Dems just two seats from losing 

their razor-thin majority in the only legislative chamber

where they hold sway, having lost their majority in the 

state House of Delegates last year. And you know that

Virginia's Republicans will campaign on preserving

parental determination. Their slogan on this matter 

could be stated simply: Parents should parent

their kids, not Big Brother. 

And this is a wonderfully effective weapon to use against 

the Democrats' bulwark of woke, their "bull-woke", if you 

will.

MEM