...that largely isn't who is winning:
...despite enormous advantages, most conservative education board candidates lost in Ohio—even in conservative districts. Similar school board election outcomes occurred in 2022 and 2023, from Wisconsin and Illinois to North Carolina and Texas.
Why? Well, for one thing:
It turns out that most people don’t want someone else’s parents or some outside group telling their kids what they can read or what ideas they can consider. I sure as hell don’t. Like me, most trust teachers, schools, and librarians to do the job, and they vote accordingly.
But this doesn't just happen:
Leave no seats uncontested. Anywhere.
Leave no incumbent extremists unchallenged. Anywhere.
Take it as your responsibility to fill these seats wherever you are. And if the candidate taking on that run is not you, help them in any way you can.
As Teresa Fedor, Tom Jackson, and Katie Hofmann prove, even in Republican areas, standing against censorship is not just a moral obligation. It’s a political winner.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note that comments on this blog are moderated.