The most important fight before us does not require military grade equipment. We do not need fighter planes, tanks, or even guns. This fight will not take place in a foreign land, but it will be fought on a battlefield, a battlefield found in every community across the fruited plane - the classroom. The only tool we need is a pen, accompanied by an infectious smile.
The political class has openly waged war against the most sacred amongst us - our children. The Democratic Party has implemented draconian rules to govern our schools, while not abiding by their own decrees. Contrarily, most Republicans have stood by and put up no opposition to such rules. The left has inched further and further from the realm of rationality, and put the country in a box by proclaiming their policies are in the best interest of the public health, but they aren't. Republicans are too afraid to stand up because they might not get invited to a cocktail party in DC, or a news anchor with hardly any ratings might say some bad words about them. One party's platform is malfeasance, while the others is weakness. Politics ruins everything.
If nobody else has the balls to say it, then I will - Stacey Abrahams, Kathy Hochul, Michelle Wu and everyone else aligned with these people are monsters. When your pursuit for political gain oversteps to the point of hurting children, it's time you take a minute to reflect on your character. Is power that important?
Look at the photo above of Stacey Abrahams - is that just not a tragedy? Everyone has a mask on but her. The poor kids. When called out, her initial reaction was to double down and say the photo was fine before she eventually apologized. These people are sick.
The corrupt politicians might own the spotlight in the current moment under the guise of a false sense of self-righteousness, but I firmly believe as the dust begins to settle from Covid they will become outcasts. They will wander the political wilderness hungry and alone. Their smiles will fade into scowls, as they will be left to scavenge like vultures the little remains of dignity shared amongst them.
Michael Dukakis was a candidate for President in the late 1980's and people were critiquing him as being weak, as a result he went for a ride on a tank and wore a silly helmet. He became a laughing stalk, and the photo was essentially the end of his campaign. Below is the picture - compare that to all these Democratic politicians without masks on next to children. It's all just so sad and pathetic.
Before scrolling the photos below, watch the video linked of a passionate father standing up for his special needs child, and then think about just how tragic the response to Covid truly was: https://twitter.com/AaronFromChi/status/1490908441807753216?s=20&t=Xb_YUqDbrhfdib5pN5-_Tg
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