[afraidfortherepublic]

This is disappointing.

[freedumb2003]

Check out this exchange in the comments (lol):

Etickets • 6 hours ago
It's most often genetic. Studies show that even adopted children as adults are more likely to share the political opinions of their biological parents than those of the parents that raised them.

2 •Reply•Share › Avatar JamesJ Etickets • 2 hours ago −
No, people can change. My father was a staunch republican conservative. He died in 1978. He's been voting democrat ever since.

[DarkSavant]

I did something similar in the 5th grade. Only I lived in a very conservative community and most everyone "voted" for George Bush I.

Other than some environmental nonsense in Middle School, they never really pumped up the indoctrination until High School. There I learned that the Nazis were "capitalists in the extreme". Luckily by then I realized all but a couple of my teachers were absolutely clueless.

[Conservative4Ever]

Could not this teacher have taught his students the Constitution and Federalist Papers instead. Just asking