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Gameface said:
www.cnn.com

Fact check: Liberal website changes headline that falsely said DeSantis signed a bill that forces students to register their political views

The liberal website Salon has changed a headline that had falsely said a bill signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis forces Florida's students and professors to register their political views with the state.
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If you're gonna post twitter **** you should do a little vetting first.
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I wouldn't hold your breath. The only vetting The Thriller will ever do is to check if it supports the opinions he already has, and the social media algorithms keep feeding him this garbage because he keeps clicking on it.
 
Gameface said:
www.cnn.com

Fact check: Liberal website changes headline that falsely said DeSantis signed a bill that forces students to register their political views

The liberal website Salon has changed a headline that had falsely said a bill signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis forces Florida's students and professors to register their political views with the state.
www.cnn.com www.cnn.com

If you're gonna post twitter **** you should do a little vetting first.
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Thank you for the correction.
 
 
This is a fun one. The sad fact is that the Republicans are going to wipe the floor with the Democrats in the Mid-terms and these are the kinds of people who are going to win elections.

 
Red said:
www.tampabay.com

Some teachers alarmed by Florida civics training approach on religion, slavery

Among other topics, trainers told civics teachers the nation’s founders did not desire a strict separation between church and state.
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Oh noes. Reporters found 3 teachers in all of Florida who say they don't like they way some things should be taught, and the reporters despite having the entire training pretension sent directly to them by the Florida Dept of Education couldn't find a single excerpt to corroborate the story?

Democrats have control the House, the Senate, and the Presidency, AND 88% OF AMERICA THINKS AMERICA IS ON THE WRONG TRACK.
 
Al-O-Meter said:
Oh noes. Reporters found 3 teachers in all of Florida who say they don't like they way some things should be taught, and the reporters despite having the entire training pretension sent directly to them by the Florida Dept of Education couldn't find a single excerpt to corroborate the story?
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If only the article had clarified that the teachers objected to the verbal antics of the trainers, and not to the written materials. For example, if the article contained a paragraph like, "Teachers who spoke to the Times/Herald said they don’t object to the state’s new standards for civics, but they do take issue with how the state wants them to be taught.", then your entire point about the presentation would be rendered moot and deceptive.

Still you have to be amazed at the logistics of gathering the teachers from "all of Florida" together for a single meeting. I mean, if the article referred specifically to, for example, a session with just Broward County (an excellent name for a county, BTW), then you'd look pretty stupid right now.
 
I loved Herschel as a player, but he’s no politician. He has zero idea of what he’s even talking about and regardless of party ID, he should be nowhere near making decisions for others.
 
Avery said:
I loved Herschel as a player, but he’s no politician. He has zero idea of what he’s even talking about and regardless of party ID, he should be nowhere near making decisions for others.
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I feel the same way about all the celebrities I've heard suggested as political candidates. I don't think celebrity translates to effective office holder of any sort in any specific way at all.
 
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