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In 2020 ordinary parents learned an important lesson: the so-called public school system felt perfectly free to ignore the public's wishes. This set in motion a backlash that's breathed new life into the school choice cause. Corey DeAngelis has paid close attention, and he joins Rob, Peter and James to explain the political whirlwind as laid out in his new book, The Parent Revolution: Rescuing Your Kids from the Radicals Ruining Our Schools.
The fellas also cover the peculiar controversy surrounding a Catholic commencement speech delivered at a Catholic university; along with the latest instances of an inept Democratic Party which seems determined to help its top opponent.
- Opening sound this week: Kansas City Chiefs PK Harrison Butker delivers the commencement address at Benedictine College
James Lileks
Peter Robinson
Rob Long
Corey DeAngelis
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Lambda Legal? Someone has made an interestingly... dubious... choice of advertising venue.
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Grrrrrr. I told the hosting site to turn off all political ad categories a long time ago.
Technically the choice was for Lambda to do an area buy for these dynamic inserts.
Thanks for the heads up. I'll look into how that snuck through the filters.
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Oh, I don't think I mind progressive outfits paying Ricochet for ad space, given that (a) Ricochet can undoubtedly use the money, and (b) their ads are likely to fall on deaf ears.
And, honestly, I'm really looking forward to hearing James doing a clever segue into a spot for an outfit focused on defending the trans community from whatever oppression they imagine the trans community is experiencing. ;)
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I can't segue into the inserts, but I'd love to come up with something so generic it would be an omni-segue that fit everything.
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