Tuesday, April 14, 2015

THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Maine School's 1st Grade Curriculum: Reading, Writing and Transgenderism?
When parents send their young children off to school each day, they usually expect that their son or daughter will receive a well-rounded education in subjects like reading, writing, math and science. All topics that will hopefully help shape the futures of their children and—one day—turn them into bright, young professionals. However, one Maine mother recently learned that the “well-rounded education” for her child also included a lesson on what it means to be transgender.
First grade parents at Horace Mitchell Primary School in Kittery Point, Maine received an email from their child’s teacher, Sandy Hamel on March 31 informing parents that the students had a lesson on the transgender children’s book, “I am Jazz.”
The email reads: 
“Last week our guidance counselor, Dana Richerich, read a book to the class called ‘I am Jazz’. It is a children's book about a girl that is transgendered. (Born a boy, but identifies as a girl). The book/discussion went really well. (I stayed for the lesson so I would know what the class was covered/discussed). Following is a link provided by Dana for parents.”
The mother was less than pleased to learn that this book was involved in the class curriculum and says, “I feel like my thoughts, feelings and beliefs were completely ignored….My right as a parent to allow or not allow this discussion with my child was taken from me. It is very upsetting to me that I didn't have an option at all.” 
The book, “I am Jazz” is based off of the life of now 14-year-old Jazz Jennings who, although born a boy, claims to have identified as a girl since he was two-years-old. 
According to the book’s Amazon.com page...continue reading
  
Obama's Red Lines are Meaningless
Not only is Obama bungling the nuclear deal with Iran, but he has also managed to take another step backwards in relations with Russia.

In 2010, Obama's administration took credit for getting Russia to suspend its arms sales to Iran in its famed “Russian reset.”

Well guess what?

Russia's Vladimir Putin has decided to lift this ban, just as negotiations over Iran's nuclear program are winding down.

Russia will deliver to Iran the S-300 surface-to-air missile system, the sale of which was once labeled a “red line” by the Obama administration.

Oh well, Obama's red lines are now meaningless and the world is less safe because of it.

Source: WSJ

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