Bishop also told the paper he "certainly hopes" the effort will expand into the K-12 system over time.

"I think the problem isn't just in higher ed. The truth of the matter is that kids are being indoctrinated from an early age," he said.

"I think that those of us who have diverse thinking and look at both sides of the issue, see that the way the cards are stacked in the education system, is toward the left and toward the liberal ideology and also secularism — and those were not the values that our country was founded on. Those are the values that we need to get our country back to."

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  • Comrade_Cummies [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    I remember in 5th grade our teacher asked us whether we were Democrats or Republicans. Shits crazy, like how you gonna ask a kid about politics, knowing that if any of them knew what to say, it's from their parents' views? I didn't know anything about politics then, and foolishly went with what sounded like a focus on the "public" and making life better for people, and went with Republican. :agony-shivering:

    • Nagarjuna [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      I remember having mock elections in elementary school, and 4 or 5 kids got mad because they couldn't vote for the green party, and the teacher was super staunch that she wasn't adding Nader because he wasn't viable.

      Then I got to watch a 4th grader try to shout down my liberal teacher and get detention