Many parents are rightfully concerned about America’s public schools transforming into propaganda mills.
Young children are often forced to endure far-left radicalization and inappropriate discussions about sexuality and gender identity without parental involvement.
As a result, parents are voicing their opinions and frustration at school board meetings around the country. (Trending: The Chilling Number of Illegals With Ties to Terrorists)
Joe Biden’s top education official, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona, slammed concerned parents who are speaking out.
Cardona shockingly said parents are “misbehaving in public” and don’t really know “what’s right for kids.”
🚨Secretary Cardona openly dismissed thousands of American parents who have been speaking out at school board meetings:
“I don’t have too much respect for people that are misbehaving in public and acting like they know what’s right for kids.” pic.twitter.com/QafoiKwAdB
— Nicki Neily (@nickineily) September 22, 2023
“There was civility. We could disagree,” he said, referencing the beginning of his career. “We could have healthy conversations around what’s best for kids.”
“I respect differences of opinion. I don’t have too much respect for people that are misbehaving in public and then acting as if they know what’s right for kids,” he said. (Trending: Unearthed Clip Shows Joe and Hunter Discussing Business)
Erika Sanzi, the Director of Outreach for Parents Defending Education (PDE), said, “One minute Cardona is saying parents are essential partners for schools and then, in the next breath, he’s characterizing frustrated and angry parents as misbehaving know nothings.”
“Meanwhile, he is silent about school boards dismissing parents’ concerns, calling parents names, cutting off mics during public meetings, and even keeping parents out of public meetings,” she added. (Trending: Biden Family Is Officially In Panic Mode)
PDE Vice President Caroline Moore said, “This is once again an instance of this administration taking a hardline stance against parental rights and the role parents have in advocating for their minor children.”
