Teacher loyalty oaths is something I've not heard of before, but apparently it's a thing in 2/3 of the states going back to 1863?
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Teacher loyalty oaths is something I've not heard of before, but apparently it's a thing in 2/3 of the states going back to 1863?
The funniest thing is that this is a pledge to do things that most Republicans would not approve of. They're already pissing on the Constitution left and right, they're the opposite of nonpartisan by definition, and they're not big fans of critical thinking or professional ethics. To the point where, if this had been proposed by a Democrat, they would have called the whole thing a dogwhistle for leftist ideology.
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It's like when we restarted our State Guard. It's not unusual, but anything we do inherently looks suspicious because it's us doing it. We all know this will be turned into another tool to purge our institutions.
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