When someone who wants to force you to send your kids to a school of their choosing or closes schools down for an overblown flu, and then calls you the fascist, you can take that with a grain of salt and a shot of tequila. This is exactly what American Federation of Teachers head Randi Weingarten is doing in regard to former President Donald Trump.
Weingarten went nuts, jumping up and down like a jumping bean as she screamed and warned the country about Trump bringing violence and fascism to the country. It was as if someone got her balls in an uproar and she nearly put a hole in the stage.
Weingarten, a member of the LGBTQI+123and-a-zing-zing-zing community, has a long history of left of left political balderdash. She went on at length about US politics and even quoted from the "Suffs" musical produced by Hillary Clinton, specifically referencing the lyrics "progress is possible, not guaranteed" from the song "Keep Marching."
"The November elections will determine which path we take as a nation. Progress is possible, but so is the eradication of the rights and freedoms we hold dear," Weingarten said, in that self-serving way progressives have. "It is seldom a dramatic event or attack that lets fascism in the door. The violence comes later, after they are voted in."
Then she began to scream banshee-style, looking forward to when history books show "that we the people united, mobilized, and voted down this existential threat to democracy and freedom!" She gave no examples of how her alarming message was true.
Then she began to scream banshee-style, looking forward to when history books show "that we the people united, mobilized, and voted down this existential threat to democracy and freedom!" She gave no examples of how her alarming message was true.
Her next act was to bounce like a SuperBall on steroids shouting, "That we continued the march for progress! That we laid the foundation for a better future! And that we sought to create a more perfect union! Progress is possible! Keep marching!"
Earlier in the speech, she encouraged her audience to imagine a future that included a wide variety of initiatives ranging from the freedom to kill the unborn to the freedom to "breathe."
"Imagine a country where hate has no harbor, and freedom rings! The freedom to vote! To live, to breathe! The freedom to marry! The freedom for families to make reproductive choices! The freedom to read!" she shouted. "The freedom to teach and the freedom to join a union!"
Earlier in the speech, she encouraged her audience to imagine a future that included a wide variety of initiatives ranging from the freedom to kill the unborn to the freedom to "breathe."
"Imagine a country where hate has no harbor, and freedom rings! The freedom to vote! To live, to breathe! The freedom to marry! The freedom for families to make reproductive choices! The freedom to read!" she shouted. "The freedom to teach and the freedom to join a union!"
Weingarten is married to a woman, so what's her beef about freedom to marry?
She claimed that she prayed that Trump was changed by his brush with death at the Pennsylvania rally, but argued he is still a selfish and evil man, although she doesn't really know him intimately.
"Does anyone in this room doubt that if Donald Trump is given a choice between what is good for him and what is good for working families, which he would choose?" she asked with a hand dramatically to her ear as liberals yelled, "No!" from the crowd of trained seals.
She also slammed Betsy DeVos, who served as the 11th U.S. secretary of education under Trump, Chris Rufo, who helped popularize the push against Critical Race Theory, and school choice advocate Corey A DeAngelis, who slammed her display as an "unhinged lunatic."
"Does anyone in this room doubt that if Donald Trump is given a choice between what is good for him and what is good for working families, which he would choose?" she asked with a hand dramatically to her ear as liberals yelled, "No!" from the crowd of trained seals.
She also slammed Betsy DeVos, who served as the 11th U.S. secretary of education under Trump, Chris Rufo, who helped popularize the push against Critical Race Theory, and school choice advocate Corey A DeAngelis, who slammed her display as an "unhinged lunatic."
Randi Weingarten is the most self-serving person in public life, after Kamala Harris.
Kids, it's called projection.
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