Free Republic

NEW: The man who shot up the ABC affiliate in Sacramento following the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, has been identified as Anibal Hernandez-Santana. An X account that appears to belong to Hernandez-Santana is full of anti-Trump posts, as reported by Variety. The man, 64, previously worked as a legislative director for the California Federation of Teachers, the outlet reported. “The authoritarian oligarchy is now complete. CBS+ caving, big law firms in DC, the subservients FBI and AG, university presidents stepping down, fan boys SCOTUS, public radio, ICE goons. We are going to have to ‘fight like hell’…” the account that...

An Oskaloosa High School teacher has been fired following a controversial social media post about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The school board unanimously voted to terminate Matthew Kargol’s contract after he posted “One Nazi Down” on Facebook in response to Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University last Wednesday. “I don’t believe there is any space for activism outside of caring for your students, newer textbooks, better school lunches. That’s the kind of activism we need to see from teachers, not ‘One Nazi Down,’” said Kyle Almond, an Oskaloosa community member. Dozens of people were in attendance at...

The state’s largest teachers union came in for sharp criticism on Wednesday after it asked school districts to defend educators from bullying and harassment for speaking out on the death of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In a joint statement, Max Page and Deb McCarthy, the president and vice president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, argued that the “ongoing campaign by extreme-right conservatives to discredit and defund public education has grotesquely exploited the shooting death of Charlie Kirk to launch attacks against people commenting on this public figure’s beliefs and statements.”

https://1819news.com/news/item/montgomery-public-schools-teacher-placed-on-administrative-leave-after-video-mocking-charlie-kirks-death-i-hope-he-suffered

More than 100 Texas educators are now facing the end of their teaching careers after posting vile, hateful, and violent content celebrating the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk. Governor Greg Abbott announced on Sunday that the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has begun investigations into teachers who cheered Kirk’s murder and even incited additional violence online. Abbott confirmed that these educators will not only have their teaching certifications suspended but will also be permanently barred from working in Texas public schools. In a strongly worded letter to superintendents, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath condemned the educators’ despicable behavior, noting that such...

The evil that has long plagued our education system runs deep and requires much more than a few firing sprees every once in an assassination.If you’re looking for evidence that the country is controlled by large swaths of morally bankrupt Americans, scroll no further than your town’s teachers’ social media accounts, which were inundated this past week with celebrations of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and calls for more violence against Christians and conservatives. The outpouring of support for the act of extremism did not come from teachers of one particular state, school district, or even subject. In fact, the incendiary response...

Teachers in Portland, Ore., are on track to strike if their school district refuses to provide subsidized housing for poor public school students and lobby for expanded rent control, an approach that has led to school shutdowns in other liberal cities as powerful teachers' unions pursue left-wing priorities. After months of negotiations with Portland Public Schools, the Portland Association of Teachers on August 22 warned its members they "may be heading towards a strike," citing the district's failure to agree on a "transformative contract." Included in the impasse is a union proposal to create a district-led subsidized housing initiative, which...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island and the Portsmouth School Committee have asked the state's education commissioner to weigh in on whether high school student Patrick Agin's medieval-style portrait can be published in the school yearbook. The ACLU sued the School Committee last week on behalf of Agin, a senior at Portsmouth High School, and his mother, Heidi Farrington, after Principal Robert Littlefield banned Agin's photo from the yearbook. In his senior portrait, Agin, a member of the Society of Creative Anachronism, is wearing a chain mail coat and holding a prop broadsword. With a Feb. 28 deadline...