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In an epic showdown of government funding shenanigans, a bill that would put the brakes on the Department of Justice’s nosy investigations into peaceful parent protests at school board meetings has made its grand debut. Hailing from the brilliant mind of Texas’ very own Rep. Kay Granger, a Republican powerhouse, this bill is a bold move to protect the rights of parents everywhere.
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024 is not just any ordinary piece of legislature; it’s a shining beacon of hope for parents who just want to have their voices heard without big brother DOJ breathing down their necks. This bill essentially tells the DOJ, “Hands off our peaceful protesters!” It’s like putting a giant “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door of democracy.
New Spending Bill Would Ban Justice Department From Targeting Parents At School Board Meetingshttps://t.co/3L0Rwo4Lbt
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 4, 2024
Attorney General Merrick Garland tried to rain on this parade by issuing a memo that basically painted concerned parents as villains in the school board saga. But fear not, for the heroes in Congress swiftly struck back with this ingenious provision that says, “Enough is enough, DOJ! Let the parents speak!”
The National School Boards Association, in a bizarre twist, cried wolf to President Joe Biden, equating parents’ complaints to domestic terrorism. Talk about a wild accusation! Thankfully, a federal court saw through the smoke and mirrors, dismissing a lawsuit brought against the Attorney General in a victory for common sense and free speech.
The DOJ, probably still reeling from this epic defeat, has yet to utter a peep about the whole ordeal. But with this newfound protection for parent protesters, maybe they’ll think twice before trying to play big brother again. Kudos to Rep. Granger and team for standing up for the little guy and giving a voice to the voiceless!
