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Tag: Class is in session

MEA Proves Need For Freedom To Work - A Lesson

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Fri Jul 08, 2011 at 09:36:33 AM EST
Tags: Class is in session, MIGOP, FTW, Gretchen Whitmer, Randy Richardville, FORCED UNIONIZATION, Right-To-Work, Michigan, MEA, Labor, Republicans, Math, Science, Reading, writing, Snyder, RTW (all tags)

Class is in session.

I know public teachers who are Republican. Quite a few in fact.

So what, right?

The point should not be lost that in any organization, there are political preferences that vary. In any work environment, there are ideas that are different, and in the teaching environment, contrary to the wishes of progressives who would wish to program each generation of children with all manner of degenerate reasoning and backward analytical skills, there are conservative REPUBLICANS who simply wish to work , and teach and fill the minds of those children with what schools are for.

Math, Science, Reading, and writing. And maybe a little competition training through sports and debate.

Unfortunately, those things, that are not enough for the progressive activities of the teachers unions, specifically the MEA, take a back seat to the unproductive pursuits of political goals by over zealous leftist activists within those unions. The MEA and others like it, utilizing dues forced from Republicans within their membership work counter to the wishes of those members.

And no further evidence of this is needed than what has been presented recently by the Michigan Republican Party

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