GOP MUST Remain the Party of Parents

Gavin Newsom spent Halloween morning with students and faculty at Blue Oak Elementary in Shingle Springs. This school was affected by utility power shutoffs this week & came together to keep school open. via Wikimedia Commons

“Republicans can and must become the party of parents.” So said Congressman Jim Banks of Indiana, chairman of the Republican Study Committee, in an Election Day missive as CNN and MSNBC propagandists hurled racial vitriol at Virginia voters.

Banks is right. But the Republican Party already is the de facto party of parents. Democrats, through the machinations of their radical-woke apparatchiks, have made themselves the Anti-Parent Party. GOP lawmakers are welcome, albeit late to the fight. The RSC’s dispatch recalls Joseph Stalin’s declaration of war on Japan after America A-bombed Hiroshima. Alas, there is no mistaking the Red Army pincer movement in Manchuria with the RSC’s memo, which observed, “There is real energy from parents that we need to understand.”

The Democratic radar spotted this parent revolt earlier. In September, the Biden White House conspired with the National School Boards Association to smear parents as domestic terrorists who objected to their children being brainwashed and raped.

Co-written by White House aides but signed by the NSBA, the September 29 letter pleaded with President Joe Biden: “NSBA believes immediate assistance is required to protect our students, school board members, and educators who are susceptible to acts of violence.”

Read the rest from Deroy at Spectator World.

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Deroy Murdock is a Manhattan-based Fox News Contributor, a contributing editor with National Review Online, and a senior fellow with the London Center for Policy Research.


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