School Board Recall Attempts Surge in 2021 Amid COVID Closures & CRT Fears

Source: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/school-board-recall-attempts-surge-2021-amid-covid-closures-crt-fears
Published: Aug 22, 2021
Author: Tyler Durden
Post Date: 2021-08-22 09:28:16 by Horse
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As summer enters the final stretch and the fall school year is about to begin, the supposed quietest part of the year has been anything but for school boards across the country, according to Ballotpedia.

School board recalls, the process of removing a member or members of a school board from office through a petitioned election, have surged this summer to record-highs as schools are caught in the crosshairs of culture wars.

Many issues have parents across the country in an uproar, such as critical race theory (CRT), virus restrictions, and transgender rights. School officials have found themselves bombarded by angry parents who say CRT is poisoning the minds of their kids. In response, school board recall efforts are sweeping the country.

So far, 58 recall efforts against 144 board members have taken place in 2021, a record high dating back to 2009.

Ballotpedia lists most of the recall efforts as "underway."

The growing trend in recall efforts is expected to increase as grassroots efforts by parents and teachers are popping up all across the country. They are absolutely sick of school boards pushing a politicized curriculum that is dividing the county.

A non-partisan effort to recall the Loudoun County School Board in Ashburn, Virginia, called "Fight For Schools" is underway.

Even teachers have had enough of the liberal's force-feeding children garbage at their most critical learning stages in life.

Here's a Loudoun teacher quitting in front of the school board because she doesn't believe in CRT.

Drew Wilder @DrewWilderTV

A woman who says she's a Loudoun County teacher just broke into tears addressing the school board saying she would not honor the transgender pronoun policy because of her faith and she told the board she was quitting her job, right there on the spot. @nbcwashington

https://twitter.com/i/status/1425250552003403785

Ballotpedia shows the hotbed for recalls is California, with over 22 this year.

Besides CRT, parents are also up in arms about virus restrictions at schools. Listen to this San Diegonian parent who spits truth bombs about COVID to the local school board.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1428053351808192516

While most recalls are underway, some have failed. However, the trend appears to be growing as parents wake up to the liberal madness of CRT being embedded into curriculums and how it's poisoning the youth's minds by advocating for more division.

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#1: DWornock    To: Horse (#0)

Parents can try recalling but it probably won't do any good. That is because our masters who own the courts, the media, and the politicians will not allow it.

DWornock posted on 2021-08-22 15:10:24   Reply   Private Reply


#2: BTP Holdings    To: DWornock (#1)

That is because our masters who own the courts, the media, and the politicians will not allow it.

The courts do have procedure they follow. If you do your due diligence and follow that procedure you can get your day in court.

That is supposedly why the pettifoggers have gone thru all that training in law school.

But one time I was sitting in a court room near Springfield, MO. the Prosecutor wanted to arraign this guy that was not there.

The Judge knew that I knew my stuff. He said, "Mr. B, can we arraign this gentleman if he is not here?"

I said, "No Sir. He has to be here in order to arraign him."

The Prosecutor got egg on his face big time. LOL

BTP Holdings posted on 2021-08-22 15:18:36   Reply   Private Reply


#3: DWornock    To: BTP Holdings (#2)

I sat through an income tax trial and it was clear that the judge was heavily biased in favor of conviction. And, that also applies to the appeals court. It was just one word, "Denied." Of course, they were not going to respond to any of the many legal errors because they couldn't and not overturn the conviction.

I understand but have no proof that the IRS gives judges a $25,000 or more performance award for a conviction. Of course, if so, that is actually a bribe.

DWornock posted on 2021-08-22 23:32:23   Reply   Private Reply