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Over 160 Democrats Sign Letter Opposing Federal Funds to Arm Teachers for Self-Defense
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Over 160 Democrats signed a letter to Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos opposing plans to use federal funding to arm public school teachers for self-defense.
On August 23, 2018, Breitbart News reported that federal funds were being considered to help teachers get guns and training. The New York Times reported that the education department is considering using federal monies under the auspices of a program called Student Support and Academic Enrichment grants, a program that does not bar using its funding for firearm purchases. |
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jac
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| Wow. 160 people. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(8/31/2018)
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160 DNC Congresscritters.
That's a pretty big majority of the available population of 194 Dem Congresscritters. But they all support the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution, just ask them if you don't believe me... |
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