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To: FryingPan101

School board elections are notoriously ignored and see extremely low participation in the voter base, making them low-hanging fruit for energized leftists to easily pick off, even in staunchly conservative areas. These recalls would be completely unnecessary if conservatives would engage early at the lowest levels of government. I think we could even win control of schools in deep blue areas if we’d just ENGAGE!!


3 posted on 10/06/2021 8:27:48 AM PDT by fwdude (If you don’t think you are in a battle w/ the culture for your children then you are already losing.)
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To: fwdude
These recalls would be completely unnecessary if conservatives would engage early at the lowest levels of government. I think we could even win control of schools in deep blue areas if we’d just ENGAGE!!

Totally agree. Conservatives by nature are reluctant to get involved in politics... in a way, we let this happen. The whole "evil prevails when good people do nothing" idea. Anyway, it's time for all of us to get involved, to find out what is going on in our schools, and to run against these people who we have let take over our schools!

Some have suggested pulling our kids out of the public schools. Why??? In most communities, we are the majority, we just have to reassert ourselves and take our public schools back!

6 posted on 10/06/2021 8:46:01 AM PDT by FreedomVsControl
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To: fwdude

You’re exactly right. A person I know ran for school board and was elected with 126 votes. Not WON by 126 vote as with an opponent. She won with 126 vote because no one cared to vote.


11 posted on 10/06/2021 9:37:22 AM PDT by FryingPan101 (I miss Rush. )
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