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@PattyEmil [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Excellent work by @realchrisrufo and others! This is how to #FightBack against #Woke #Marxist #Progressive policies that are divisive, hate-mongering, and #Racist.
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Context post responds to tweet by #AdvocacyUSManhattanInstituteForPolicyResearchChristopherRufo [Wikipedia] [tweet] criticising #OrgUSNationalSchoolBoardsAssociationNSBA [Wikipedia] as per the following [fact-checked] claim "U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said that he couldn't even 'imagine a circumstance' where 'parents complaining' at a school board meeting would be 'labeled as domestic terrorism.' Yet, several Republicans have continued to falsely claim Garland called such parents 'terrorists.' The nugget of truth behind the political spin is that a letter from the National School Boards Association to Garland last fall argued some violent threats against school officials 'could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism' that would warrant the intervention of federal law enforcement. In his response, Garland directed his agency to review strategies to address violent threats and harassment against school boards, but he didn't use the NSBA's 'terrorism' language, for which the group later apologized." [pdf] #OrgUSFedDptOfJusticeDOJMerrickGarland #MetaphorWarfareHeroGuardianOfChildhoodInnocence #LiteralSchoolBoard
Context post responds to tweet by #AdvocacyUSManhattanInstituteForPolicyResearchChristopherRufo [Wikipedia] [tweet] criticising #OrgUSNationalSchoolBoardsAssociationNSBA [Wikipedia] as per the following [fact-checked] claim "U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said that he couldn't even 'imagine a circumstance' where 'parents complaining' at a school board meeting would be 'labeled as domestic terrorism.' Yet, several Republicans have continued to falsely claim Garland called such parents 'terrorists.' The nugget of truth behind the political spin is that a letter from the National School Boards Association to Garland last fall argued some violent threats against school officials 'could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism' that would warrant the intervention of federal law enforcement. In his response, Garland directed his agency to review strategies to address violent threats and harassment against school boards, but he didn't use the NSBA's 'terrorism' language, for which the group later apologized." [pdf] #OrgUSFedDptOfJusticeDOJMerrickGarland #MetaphorWarfareHeroGuardianOfChildhoodInnocence #LiteralSchoolBoard
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