Another Tennessee W!
The Tennessee House on Tuesday passed along party lines, a bill that would ban pride flags in school, a banner waved by woke teachers to signal their allegiance to leftist political ideology.
Here's how the woke Tennessean covers it:
A bill that would ban the display of pride flags and ideological flags in Tennessee public schools ― but does not explicitly prohibit display of the Nazi or Confederate flags in schools ― passed the full state House on Monday.
Oh yeah, because we have a real problem with teachers in Tennessee displaying Nazi and Confederate flags right now! That's something they should have a law against.
Of course, while the law doesn't "explicity ban" Confederate and Nazi flags, it also doesn't explicitly ban LGBT flags either.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Gino Bulso, R-Brentwood, would prohibit the display of any flags that "represent a political viewpoint, including but not limited to, a partisan, racial, sexual orientation, gender, or other ideological viewpoint."
You can display the American flag. But you can't have any partisan, racial, or sexual-related flag.
I love that the Tennessean doesn't think a Nazi flag is partisan 😂
The Confederate flag is protected in schools in Tennessee because of a Heritage Act and because of its historical significance in the state. But I don't think the south rising again is something we have to worry about any time soon.
But the Pride Flag revolution? It's alive and well.
Debate on the bill was cut short by a call for the question — after which an outburst broke out in the House gallery. After vehemently seeking recognition to speak, Rep. Justin Jones, D-Nashville, was ruled out of order, and the Republican supermajority affirmed the ruling by a House vote.
You mean THIS guy who once led a tran-surrection in the Tennessee state capitol caused a ruckus over this bill?
It's insane how these people keep getting elected.
Despite the impotent cries of insurrection Democrats, the House moved forward with the bill and if it passes the Senate it will head to the governor's desk to become law in Tennessee.
Sorry Texas and Florida, maybe Tennessee is becoming the best state in the country!
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