Virginia voters just rejected the pompous buffoon who dared to utter such stupidity. Thank God. The idiot claimed "everybody clapped" when he said it. Sorry, former Governor Bozo, not everybody approved of that crap, and now you know as you pack your bags and get the heck out of politics.
nypost.com
After weeks of criticism from parents and Republican lawmakers, Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe claimed his comment during a gubernatorial debate that parents shouldn’t tell schools what to teach their children was met with applause.
During an appearance on “Meet the Press” Sunday, McAuliffe was pressed on his remark in the September debate, in which he said, “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.”
McAuliffe’s comment came during a discussion on parents objecting to politicized or explicit books, such as “Beloved” by the late Toni Morrison.
“I’m not going to let parents come into schools and actually take books out and make their own decision,” McAuliffe said.
The former Virginia governor defended the comment Sunday, saying, “Everybody clapped when I said it.”
McAuliffe says ‘everybody clapped’ after he said parents shouldn’t be involved in classroom
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe claimed his comment during a gubernatorial debate saying parents shouldn’t tell schools what to teach their children was met with applause.
nypost.com
After weeks of criticism from parents and Republican lawmakers, Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe claimed his comment during a gubernatorial debate that parents shouldn’t tell schools what to teach their children was met with applause.
During an appearance on “Meet the Press” Sunday, McAuliffe was pressed on his remark in the September debate, in which he said, “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.”
McAuliffe’s comment came during a discussion on parents objecting to politicized or explicit books, such as “Beloved” by the late Toni Morrison.
“I’m not going to let parents come into schools and actually take books out and make their own decision,” McAuliffe said.
The former Virginia governor defended the comment Sunday, saying, “Everybody clapped when I said it.”
