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Tommy Paine's avatar

Feeling cute might try and silence parents who disagree.

Tex Rex's avatar

Sorry Karens, you can't self-identify as "law-abiding" here.

Stonewall Quackson's avatar

What is a group of Karens called? A gaggle? A complaint?

Tex Rex's avatar

A Homeowners Association.

Sara Legvold's avatar

They may have violated their quorum rules. May want to look into it because it would constitute having an illegal meeting for the purposes of subverting the parents of their district.

Gordon Bombay's avatar

It’s not just parents. They’re openly discussing how to undermine the other sitting trustees

A Texas Patriot's avatar

Some parts of the audio are hard to hear because some screeching Karen keeps interrupting and trying to take over.

coddle this in KS's avatar

I'm convinced that ActBlue was working with our school board candidates in SMSD in the last election. there was some very shady stuff going on. mail in and drop box incoming votes were 80-90% in favor of the three candidates endorsed by the current board or those currently members of the board. have you ever seen results like that for anyone other than Saddam Hussein?

Dewey's avatar

The Left cannot survive unless they co-opt children. This is one of Communism’s fundamental tenants. Unless we stop the Left’s destruction of future generations, we cannot survive as a civilized society. The bastardization of education, and those influenced by it, is the Left’s “Atlantic Wall.” We must conduct a “D-Day” attack to destroy this takeover of our education system at every level, or we are lost.

coddle this in KS's avatar

As a voter in Kansas, I'd like to know, specifically, when the question of the school board working with the Democratic Party is answered that we could "pull a Kansas," what exactly are they referring to?

Jena in Texas's avatar

Just one more in a long list of examples of the FISD trustees attempting to silence parents. How anyone tolerates this is baffling...Heard of the First Amendment?

Frisco voter's avatar

I’m pretty sure Texas requires one party involved in the conversation to offer consent to record. It’s unlawful to record other people’s conversations without their consent.