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Normally you don\u2019t see much happening up here in the Granite State. However, we have also suffered from the stupidities brought on by the Great Panicdemic of 2020, which included closing the schools. Like the rest of the country, parents found out just how bad a lot of the schools have become.<\/p>\n
They started asking pointed questions and getting very angry at what they are seeing and hearing. State legislators, not just in New Hampshire, have started looking into things. Up here in the Granite State, the Democrats, like everywhere else, are bought and paid for by the teachers unions. They have been attacking parents who dared take issue with what is allegedly being taught to their children in schools. Sadly we have one of these moonbats up here. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n A New Hampshire Democratic lawmaker is drawing attention for telling a parent Wednesday to “shut up” and “let the teachers teach.”<\/strong><\/p>\n The parent had emailed New Hampshire state Representative Tommy Hoyt urging him to support a law that would establish a parents’ bill of rights in education.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n Silly parent. Did he or she actually think that a Democrat representative actually represented the voters in his district?<\/p>\n “Do you know why children’s results tanked during covid? Their parents were incompetent teachers. Do your children a favor, let the teachers teach<\/a>, and shut up. You’re clearly no professional,” Hoyt responded. <\/b><\/p>\n Thus ends Mr\u2019s Hoyt\u2019s political career in the State of New Hampshire.<\/p>\n The parent took a screenshot of Hoyt’s response and the image began circulating on social media.<\/b><\/p>\n American Federation for Children senior fellow Corey DeAngelis drew attention to Hoyt’s message on Twitter and told Fox News Digital, “Representative Tommy Hoyt let the mask slip. These socialists think they know better than parents. They despise the very notion of parental rights because they really believe kids belong to the government.” <\/b><\/p>\n Hoyt was contacted about the remark and confirmed he said it. (I\u2019ll give him props for admitting that he is a moron)<\/p>\n Hoyt confirmed to the New Hampshire Journal<\/a> first that the email was authentic and said, “The way I feel is that children\u2019s test scores in school performance dropped off drastically was because they didn\u2019t have teachers. And the parents that thought, \u2018We can replace them and can tell them what to do,\u2019 was not effective. I probably could have used better words.” <\/b><\/p>\n Obviously, Hoyt has completely misunderstood what is going on. Parents agree that the best place for their children to learn is in the schools. That isn\u2019t the issue. The issue is what is being passed off as education.<\/p>\n The parent, who wishes to remain anonymous, told Fox News Digital, “I was sending an email to all the New Hampshire State reps because SB272, the parental rights bill, was up for a vote and I wanted just to tell all the reps as a parent of four Children in New Hampshire that I wanted them to pass the bill.”\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n The parent said the reply from Hoyt is an “illustration” of why a parents’ bill of rights is needed, “Basically, what you’re saying is that teachers are better parents than parents<\/a>.” <\/b><\/p>\n That is the impression I got as well. Of course, as a lackey for the Teacher\u2019s unions, I would expect nothing less. Of course, I suspect his constituents along with everyone else in the state expected more from him.<\/p>\n “That’s the mentality that we’re fighting against, which clearly says, ‘You’re stupid, shut up. We don’t care what you think.’ So that attitude and mentality are the reason that we even have to be trying to pass a parental rights bill.”<\/b><\/p>\n That is the standard mindset of the typical Progressive Liberal Democrat. These are the people who believe, (I can\u2019t use the word \u201cThink\u201d since that is not something they\u2019re capable of), that they are the smartest people in the room and that it is their right to rule over the lesser people.<\/p>\n Chairman of the Hillsborough County Republican Party Christopher Maidment said Hoyt’s comments were “a typical attack” from opponents of school choice yet still “really disheartening.” He explained further that to assume parents are all “bad people who want to hurt their children” is “a perverse way to view the world.” <\/b><\/p>\n It\u2019s called \u201cProjection\u201d Mr. Maidment. It\u2019s what Democrats do.<\/p>\n “I’m sure a number of interest groups and concerned Republican activists will be looking to let these representatives know they were let down today, and they’ll have a chance to make their voices heard during the next primary,” Maidment said. <\/b><\/p>\n The only problem here is the large number of Massholes that have immigrated to the Granite State. They also brought their mental disorders with them, such as Progressivism, Liberalism and all around moonbattery. Then we have the fraud vote that comes up from places like Umass Animal<\/i><\/span> Amherst to vote illegally. (And yes, I have seen it happen)<\/p>\n Fox News Digital obtained a copy of the parent’s full email, which, after a name introduction, began, “I am a parent of four children in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.<\/a> I am asking that you pass SB727 without any amendments.”<\/strong><\/p>\n The Fox News story<\/a> quotes the letter, and I\u2019ll let you read it for yourself. One entry I noticed was this:<\/p>\n “The frequent arrest records of teachers and school personnel in NH would suggest that they are no better parents than anyone else.\u00a0Please stand up for families and pass SB272 without floor amendments!” it concluded, with screenshots of news stories about New Hampshire teachers accused of sexual assault attached.<\/b><\/p>\n Even one of our former governors had a spouse that mishandled a sex abuse allegation<\/a> as a school administrator. Sadly the bill was narrowly defeated when the usual suspects, (Democrats), pulled their usual crap out of their asses.<\/p>\n The most contentious part of the bill is regarding parents’ rights to know about their children changing gender identity. Multiple Democrats alleged<\/a> these provisions would put children at risk of violence or even death at the hands of their parents. The ACLU of New Hampshire called the legislation “harmful” and “a direct attack on LGBTQ+ students.”\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n