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Hi John,

I've just published a new blog post:
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The head of the National Teachers Union, a close Biden and Newsom ally,
is asking for "amnesty" for all COVID era crimes - namely, keeping
schools closed and kids miserable.

This was not an apology. She simply demanded there be no accountability
for the most catastrophic policy mistake of our time, one carried out
for the most corrupt of reasons - more catastrophically and more
corruptly in California than anywhere.

To justify amnesty, she cites an article in The Atlantic

****that concedes school closures were the wrong move but offers an
alibi: "In spring and summer 2020, we had only glimmers of
information." This is wrong on three levels.

First, the data was very clear. In July of 2020, I urged Newsom -
publicly and personally - to open all schools. That December, I
outlined in two chapters
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Newsom's scheme to cover up the data and keep schools closed.

Second, school closures continued for another

**year**. The Supermajority rejected my Amendment to open all schools on
March 4, 2021, leading me to give my most scathing speech ever
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Floor.

Third - and most importantly - they are still at it! Large school
districts have enforced mask mandates

**this fall.**Newsom is chomping at the bit to re-activate his student
vaccine mandate. Even today, #BringBackMasks is trending on Twitter.

If "amnesty" is desired, we can grant it in this form: by relieving
every politician who harmed our kids of any further responsibilities.
That means voting against Newsom and his apologists, decisively
defeating Kermit, and electing these 200
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pro-parent school board candidates.

In six days, this kind of amnesty will deliver a measure of justice.
More than that, it can rekindle our institutions of liberty and
self-government.

Give our campaign a last-minute boost. It could make all the difference!
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