Here we go again, another election year and another round of moans and groans that Arizona public schools aren’t adequately funded. In order to assure the elections go to the Democrats in November, the “educators” must once again convince voters the raises Republican Governor Doug Ducey and the Republican Legislature approved two years ago were […]
Author Archive | Peggy McClain
Planned Parenthood and Anti-School Choice People are the Same Team
Now that parents are finally attending school board meetings and speaking during public comment, many times against Planned Parenthood and other divisive curriculum, the rants on social media soon folllow. How dare those parents ask to see sex ed materials. How dare the parents question the purchase of expensive curriculum which confuses most students. It […]
GOP Lawmaker’s School Health Plan Bill on Hold
Thanks to our readers and those who contacted Arizona Senators on the Senate Education Committee regarding Senator Heather Carter’s bill, SB1169, which will allow schools and the Arizona Department of Education to oversee student healthcare. Also thanks to Arizona residents who are using the Request to Speak option to electronically state their positions on pending […]
GOP Lawmaker Introduces Plan for AZ Dept. of Education to Oversee Student Health
It’s a new year so we are diving into another session in the Arizona Legislature. We are told about 1,700 bills have been dropped by our beloved lawmakers. That means each lawmaker on average is dropping 18.9 bills. Most will die (thankfully), but what is telling is the content of the bills each legislator sponsors […]
No Fooling, the Loves want Planned Parenthood in Every Elected Office
Recently a local reporter posted an article that the hoopla in Chandler Unified School District about a financial connection to Planned Parenthood was simply not true. Here is a screenshot by Kevin Reagan of The Chandler Arizonan. The bottom line is the residents who are supporting the District’s decision for 5th and 6th graders to […]
To the Arizona GOP–If Not Now, Then When?
Many in America who are political junkies spend hours each week watching or listening to their favorite current event networks. Hour after hour we watch elected officials analyze every angle of a particular issue and listen to the endless chess game. We get frustrated at both the politicians and the talking heads, but the next […]
Finally an Arizona Legislator Who Supports Parents and Protects Children!
Remember these words: Parents’ Rights, Transparency, Protect Children, Protect Children’s Innocence. Who can disagree with any of the above? Arizona State Senator Sylvia Allen plans to drop SB1082 on Tuesday, January 14th as the 2020 legislative session begins. Here are a few reasons she drafted the bill: Not all children are emotionally or physically ready […]
Chandler Meeting Proves Public Schools Exist for Democrat Community Organizing
It has been a head-scratcher why successful school districts have been taking a deep dive into divisive curriculum that is simultaneously not accurate. Why do governing board members and superintendents take a bite of the apple, never to return to their established, proven foundation? We have always suspected under-the-table deals, and we know there are […]
The Real Winners in Chandler Unified if the Alphabet Agenda is Adopted
As we predicted, Planned Parenthood’s proxies are getting revved up to speak during public comment at Chandler Unified School District’s (CUSD) next meeting on January 8, 2020. It’s anyone’s guess how quickly Planned Parenthood Arizona will be jumping on board to provide transgender drugs to minors, like many of their affiliates are already doing. During […]
Another All Hands on Deck: Tempe Public Library
We have just been notified there are some controversial books in the Tempe Public Library to which children have access. Of course we believe in the First Amendment. However, as adults we have the responsibility to notify taxpayers about how their money is being spent and what children are being exposed to with that money. […]