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“As a matter of good government and sound public policy, schools would be wise to remove from the classroom teachers who express support for or attempt to excuse political violence. And as a matter of morality, this moment demands decisive action from public officials to address noxious speech from government employees that undermines public confidence in our schools and corrodes public discourse.”
Something tells me that if a school board fired two teachers, one who said something inappropriate about Charlie Kirk and another who claimed January 6th was just a tour gone wrong and not an attempt to overturn an election, Todd would use state resources to come to the rescue of only one of them.
As attorney general, it “would be wise” to be aware of the Constitution. As Indiana voters, it “would be wise” to vote out of office a state lawyer who thinks the law is whatever he says it is.
“teachers who express support for or attempt to excuse political violence” – exactly how many teachers are doing that?
Being wise what one says is good advice to himself.
That is advice he has never applied to himself . He is a do as I say not as I do lawyer .
I’m confused. Since a high profile murder didn’t happen, according to IBJ, why all the articles about Rokita?
With the shootings at the Dallas ICE center, which probably also didn’t happen according to IBJ, I’m sure Kimmel’s monologue tonight will be a real knee slapper. Nate is probably hosting a watch party
Oops, never mind. For the 3rd time in less than a month, a high profile murder was committed by a Democrat over political beliefs, so both Kimmel and Feltman will ignore it. It never happened!!
The idiots at WTHR are also ignoring it and instead have a bizarre ICE Rokita Bad! Story.
“Journalists” are beneath contempt