Kamala Harris Endangers Children With Anti-Police Stance
Submitted by MAGA Student
Posted 15 days ago
Whenever a politician's past statements come back to haunt them, it's a sign of buried principles and questionable priorities.
Such is the case for Vice President Kamala Harris, who has been scrutinized for her alarming stance on school safety—a position that many believe directly undermines the security of our children.
Old comments from Harris resurfaced recently, revealing her support for removing police officers from schools.
A move described as “demilitarizing” schools flies in the face of common sense, particularly in a climate where our schools are increasingly becoming targets for violence.
This stance has drawn sharp criticism, especially from those who have suffered personal losses due to inadequate security measures in educational institutions.
JT Lewis, whose brother was tragically killed in the Sandy Hook shooting, expressed his outrage, drawing attention to the consequences of her policies.
He pointedly stated, “Students need more protection, not less!”
Previous tweets from parents of victims from school shootings, including Ryan Petty and Andrew Pollack, reiterate the same sentiment.
Petty's comments were stark: "Wreckless. Radical. Kamala wants to make schools less safe."
With crime rates in an upward trajectory and anxiety over student safety at an all-time high, the question arises—why is Harris advocating for reduced security measures?
In a practicality-over-ideology debate, her policies seem out of touch with the realities that parents face today.
Education Week noted that at least 50 school districts had to reverse their decisions on policing as violence surged after cutting ties with law enforcement.
Harris’s suggestion to remove police presence from schools feeds into a dangerous narrative that prioritizes the ideological over the practical needs of American families.
As she prepares for a potential presidential run following President Biden's planned exit, the implications of her earlier statements will undoubtedly come under further scrutiny.
If we truly want to ensure that our children can attend school safely, it is imperative to advocate for increased security measures, rather than sacrificing safety on the altar of political correctness.
What seems to be lacking from Harris is a true understanding of what it takes to protect our youth in the tumultuous landscape of today's educational environment.
It's clear that for the sake of our children's futures, we must reject endangering policies in favor of common-sense solutions that prioritize safety in our schools.
The stakes are high, and our children deserve more than rhetorical flourishes; they need solid protection as they pursue their education.
Sources:
sonsoflibertymedia.com
rumble.com
americafirstreport.com
Such is the case for Vice President Kamala Harris, who has been scrutinized for her alarming stance on school safety—a position that many believe directly undermines the security of our children.
Old comments from Harris resurfaced recently, revealing her support for removing police officers from schools.
A move described as “demilitarizing” schools flies in the face of common sense, particularly in a climate where our schools are increasingly becoming targets for violence.
This stance has drawn sharp criticism, especially from those who have suffered personal losses due to inadequate security measures in educational institutions.
JT Lewis, whose brother was tragically killed in the Sandy Hook shooting, expressed his outrage, drawing attention to the consequences of her policies.
He pointedly stated, “Students need more protection, not less!”
Previous tweets from parents of victims from school shootings, including Ryan Petty and Andrew Pollack, reiterate the same sentiment.
Petty's comments were stark: "Wreckless. Radical. Kamala wants to make schools less safe."
With crime rates in an upward trajectory and anxiety over student safety at an all-time high, the question arises—why is Harris advocating for reduced security measures?
In a practicality-over-ideology debate, her policies seem out of touch with the realities that parents face today.
Education Week noted that at least 50 school districts had to reverse their decisions on policing as violence surged after cutting ties with law enforcement.
Harris’s suggestion to remove police presence from schools feeds into a dangerous narrative that prioritizes the ideological over the practical needs of American families.
As she prepares for a potential presidential run following President Biden's planned exit, the implications of her earlier statements will undoubtedly come under further scrutiny.
If we truly want to ensure that our children can attend school safely, it is imperative to advocate for increased security measures, rather than sacrificing safety on the altar of political correctness.
What seems to be lacking from Harris is a true understanding of what it takes to protect our youth in the tumultuous landscape of today's educational environment.
It's clear that for the sake of our children's futures, we must reject endangering policies in favor of common-sense solutions that prioritize safety in our schools.
The stakes are high, and our children deserve more than rhetorical flourishes; they need solid protection as they pursue their education.
Sources:
sonsoflibertymedia.com
rumble.com
americafirstreport.com
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