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Ugh. I live in Sarasota and we’re rampant with these smug assholes. During election season the advertisements have bullet points like “wife, Christian, mother” as though these are the required tenets of an electable school board member. Their superior virtue baked into the name: Moms for Liberty. In reality, I look on anyone that flies flags (plural) and throws around words like liberty, patriot, Christian, or conservative as dangerous idiots.
You know it’s bad when even Mississippi is performing better than you. >

Seriously. I lived in FL for a number of years but got out as soon as I could. I have friends with school aged children still living there and they vent to me about the awful education system. >

If only they had a way to change it >

Except its difficult when the opposing viewpoint is shadily egged on by billionaire media corporations and radio stations. There's nothing like that for level-headed politics. It's just hand wringing and trying to 'compromise' (e: actually this is by design, and so neither side is really discontent with the situation. He'll, there was an article about dems funding some of these qanon candidates) >

The GOP likes undereducated masses. >

Idiocracy is a biproduct of conservative policies. >

The idiocracy is obviously the end games. Ignorant masses are easier to control.  That's why they hate Universities and colleges. The more educated someone becomes, the more likely they are to lean left. >

In the words of Stephen Colbert, "Reality has a well known liberal bias." >

Greatest White House correspondence dinner  speech ever. >

Was that the same one where Obama cucked Trump >

No he somehow got asked to do it by the Bush administration, seemingly because someone didn’t understand satire and thought he was actually a conservative. This resulted in one of the most hilariously awkward things you’ll ever see as he absolutely skewers the bush-Cheney administration to their faces while the majority of the audience just sorta sits there in stunned silence. >

The WHCD really makes me kind of annoyed. It's a group of insiders who love their inside jokes and punching at easy targets, but the instant a host goes after enablers (ie. journalists like the Maggie Habermans and Bob Woodwards-post 2020 of the world) their ranks close reeeeeal quick. 
Michelle Wolf got absolutely blacklisted for telling tame AF and accurate jokes about the state of American politics and the relationship between media and bad behavior by people in power and all they wanted to talk about was their disingenuous indignation that Wolf had called Sarah Huckabee Sanders ugly. 
It shows how powerful Colbert's performance was, in retrospect. >

It’s going to get worse with Moms for Liberty (aka the Real Housewives of the Proud Boys) taking over many school boards in Florida. >

They basically destroy the local public schools so they can push charter schools. The result is worse for kids now and in the future