National School Boards Association faces 'critical loss' of funding over letter likening some parents to domestic terrorists

[pipedreams]

Good, just the left arm of the Federal Dept of Education,  same happening to Salvation Army for pushing unpopular ideas.

"The National School Boards Association is quickly learning that demonizing parents who are concerned about their children’s education, and even likening some to domestic terrorists, is not a winning strategy.

In fact, the decision has triggered a "critical loss" of financial backing for the organization.

The Justice Department sent shock waves throughout the U.S. in October when Attorney General Merrick Garland announced he had dispatched the FBI to respond to a number of concerns lodged by the NSBA.

In September, the NSBA wrote President Joe Biden requesting federal intervention over heated confrontations between parents and school boards. The NSBA claimed school board members had been subjected to threats, intimidation, and, in some cases, actual violence.

Not only did the NSBA request intervention from federal law enforcement agencies, the organization urged the federal government to characterize sharp reaction against school boards as "domestic terrorism" and "hate crimes."

https://www.theblaze.com/news/national-school-boards-association-faces-critical-loss-of-funding-over-letter-likening-some-parents-to-domestic-terrorists?utm_source=theblaze-7DayTrendingTest&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The Blaze PM Trending 2021-12-07&utm_term=ACTIVE LIST - 7 Day Engagement

The NSBA later apologized. The mea culpa, however, did not stop more than one dozen state education boards from withdrawing support from the NSBA."

 

 

[Fog]

That's a start, now charge the letter senders with any and all crimes that fit. Make an example of them so poignant that any person who even thinks of doing something similar will get shivers.

Then charge anyone at DOJ that even read the letter. Make them wish they had never heard of it.

[Valmet]

The more money that association loses, the better IMO...

[Historian]

1 minute ago, Valmet said:

The more money that association loses, the better IMO...

Damn right...