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Wednesday, July 22, 2020

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INSANITY: Michigan Teacher Was Fired For Writing Trump is President On Twitter

Here’s another example of how insane our nation’s political divisions have become when a teacher can get fired for actually stating a fact that Donald Trump is America’s president on Twitter.

It’s another reason Americans can no longer be silent when it comes to standing up for what is right. We can not and should not allow the cancel culture anti-American groups to dominate and set a marxist like agenda in our education systems, communities and media.

What happened here is plain wrong and unacceptable.

The teacher needs his job back ASAP. Read below.

FROM the Free Beacon.

A Michigan school district fired a popular high school teacher and coach after he pointed out that “Trump is our president” on social media.

Varsity baseball coach and social studies teacher Justin Kucera said Walled Lake school district officials hauled him into a closed-door meeting after he indicated his support for President Trump’s speech to reopen schools. He told the Washington Free Beacon the Walled Lake Western principal and district superintendent gave him an ultimatum: be fired or resign….

Kucera said the statement that cost him his job was intended to unify, rather than...

A shocking photo of a Black Lives Matter supporter appearing to kneel on the neck of an emotionally distressed white child is currently under investigation by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.

The picture shows a man with his knee on the back of the young child’s neck, who appears to be crying. A second person in the photo is restraining the child by holding their hands behind their back. The caption of the photo reads “Blm now.”

A version of the the photo, which many will find disturbing, is available further down the page in this news story, with the child’s face blurred out.

The photo resembles the action taken by Minneapolis police officers during the arrest of George Floyd on May 25 that resulted in his death and sparked months of protests and riots.

Investigators in Clark County have confirmed they are investigating the photo, however no arrests have been made and charges have not been filed.

“We are looking into this case, however it is still an active investigation. At this point we are actively looking into it and we are VERY early on into this investigation,” Maj. Chris Clark said in an emailed statement.

According to emergency scanner traffic, deputies, police, and medics were called to two different addresses Tuesday morning in Clark County as a part of...