Governor Blasted for Signing 'Sexual Indoctrination' Bills

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Governor Blasted for Signing 'Sexual Indoctrination' Bills By Susan Jones CNSNews.com Senior Editor October 15, 2007

(CNSNews.com) - A conservative group says private schools and home schooling will be the only sanctuary for California parents when two "school sexual indoctrination" laws take effect on Jan. 1.

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger -- without comment -- signed four bills backed by the homosexual community over the weekend, two of them dealing with public schools. (Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoed similar bills last year when he was running for re-election, conservative groups noted.)

"Arnold Schwarzenegger has delivered young children into the hands of those who will introduce them to alternative sexual lifestyles," said Randy Thomasson, president of Campaign for Children and Families (CCF), which helped lead the statewide charge against these bills.

"This means children as young as five years old will be mentally molested in school classrooms. Shame on Schwarzenegger and the Democrat politicians for ensuring that every California school becomes a homosexual-bisexual-transsexual indoctrination center."

Current California law legally protects California public school students from harassment as a result of skin color, ethnicity or sexual orientation. The California Student Civil Rights Act (SB 777) updates specific anti-discrimination provisions that are scattered throughout the state's Education Code.

Supporters said the new law is supposed to eliminate "confusion" about the state's responsibility to ensure that all school programs, textbooks, instructional materials and activities are free from unlawful discrimination.

[Tijeras_Slim]

The RINOs RINO.

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

Yet another reason its great to be a FREERIDER!!!

[HamiltonJay]

Well now that California has banned “mom” and “dad” as offensive, and said its perfectly ok for men to go into womens bathrooms so they can molest your little girl.. its time for Mom’s and Dad’s with any decency to GET THE HELL OUT OF THE STATE!

Leave it to the sodomites and the mentally deficient. Its long past time to abandon that state.

[Theodore R.]

Another reason CA would have been as well off with Davis in 2003.

[Aquinasfan]

If you can’t trust a governor who won’t lift a finger to save the lives of defenseless, unborn babies, who can you trust?

[lilylangtree]

Gropinator sticks it to Californians yet again.

[calcowgirl]

GLBT legislation sponsored/supported by Equality California:

Status      Bill      Description

Vetoed     AB 43      Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act

Signed     AB 14      Civil Rights Act of 2007
Signed     AB 102     Name Equality Act
Signed     AB 394     Safe Place to Learn Act
Signed     SB 105     Domestic Partners Joint Income Tax Filing Implementation Bill
Signed     SB 518     Juvenile Justice Safety and Protection Act
Signed     SB 559     Fair and Equal Taxation for Surviving Partners Act
Signed     SB 777     Student Civil Rights Act

Passed     SJR 6      Resolution Supporting the Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Passed     AJR 29     Resolution Urging Federal Support of the Local Law Enforcement 
                      Hate Crimes Prevention Act

   

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Arnold is lining his cage so that he can get reelected; doesn’t want any conservative baggage that might hold him back. He likes the power of the position and is a wonderful example of a RINO.

[SoConPubbie]

Where is FairOpinion to tell us how this is really a great thing?

[Jeff Chandler]

Foreshadowing a Guilani presidency?

[Captain Rhino]

Any idea about the proportion of the Republican vote that he could be expected to get? (E.g., just how many like-minded RINOs are there in CA?)

[Ol' Sparky]

The governorship of Arnold Schwarzenegger is a preview of what a Giuliani Presidency would look like.

In fact, Giuliani has compared himself to Schwarzenegger:

"I governed very much like your governor does. I got results and I want people to look at that and say that's the way I would govern as president of the United States. I would get results,"

-- Rudolph Giuliani, 6/29/2007

[Ol' Sparky]

Another reason CA would have been as well off with Davis in 2003.

Sadly, Tom McClintok could have won if not for Republican-first hacks like Sean Hannity.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

I never thought I would regret recalling Gray Davis, but I am actually considering going into the regret mode.

[weegee]

He likes the power of the position and is a wonderful example of a RINO.

Doug, Want to take a stab at rewriting FZ's Wonderful Wino as "Wonderful RINO"?

[Ol' Sparky]

Where is FairOpinion to tell us how this is really a great thing?

Good question. Maybe he was purged from FR.

Let's keep in mind, FairOpinion is the same guy that is telling us electing Giuliani would be a great thing. This RINO lovers are consistent...consistently wrong.

[MrB]

Next bill:

Make it illegal for homeschoolers and private schools to exclude this indoctrination from their curriculum, or, heck, just make it illegal for parents to have anything to do with their children’s education.

The ninth circus has already ruled that parents have no rights when it comes to teaching these things in the public schools.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

If Guliani said that, then Dobson should get going on a third party. Rudy and Arnold, the girlie man twins, will destroy the party.

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Any idea about the proportion of the Republican vote that he could be expected to get?

Don't know - I imagine what passes for Republican in California is very close to what we're starting to see with a number of the candidates. There has been quite an exodus from that state for a number of years. Many of the Conservatives are probably long gone with the remaining ones feeling quite alone (ala Illinois conservatives). Arnold is going down the middle and more and more to the left.