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A return to common sense and traditional values remains the theme of the Trump administration. In his first two weeks back in office, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at ending radical indoctrination in K-12 schooling and dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.   This fight to preserve the innocence of children is not new. Bonnie Wallace, a Texas native and Llano High School mother, has been advocating for protecting children against unsolicited inappropriate content since 2021.   As a lifelong reader and a member of the Llano County Library Advisory Board, Wallace said she was shocked to discover books for children as young as 12 contained sexual content, heavy drug use, and references to suicide.   She says that books found in Texas middle schools, high schools, and children’s sections of public libraries included instructions on how best to ingest heroin; guidance on using social media apps such as Grindr, which caters to LGBTQ audiences; and instructions on how to obtain abortions without parental knowledge.   Wallace explains that these same books, and others, appear on a list of 10,800 titles banned by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and she questions why books that are banned for prisoners are available in the children’s section of libraries.    Even authors such as Colleen Hoover have addressed age appropriateness of their books. On Goodreads, Hoover stated that her books “Verity,” “Too Late,” and “Ugly Love” are not recommended for teens, due to the adult nature of their content.  Wallace continues to speak before school boards, encouraging them to relocate books with inappropriate content to adult sections. Since she began advocating for these changes, the Llano County Library removed 17 books owing to content concerns.   In response, seven library patrons and at least one librarian have since filed lawsuits against the Llano County Library, arguing that the removals violate their First Amendment rights. As of September, a final ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has been pending.   Wallace joins “Problematic Women” to discuss her fight to our children from inappropriate content.    The post Ending Radical Indoctrination Is Not ‘Banning Books’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) called to censure Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) after he said “actual weapons” must be used against Elon Musk. “He’s also harming the American public in an enormous way. And what I think is very important, and what the American public want, is for us to bring actual weapons to this barfight,” Garcia said. “This is an actual fight,” he added. WATCH [WARNING – EXPLICIT LANGUAGE]: #BREAKING: Dem. Rep. Robert Garcia just called for “ACTUAL WEAPONS” to be used against Elon Musk in this “fight for democracy.” This comes after an ad popped up in DC today, CLEARLY calling for the ass*ssination of Musk Democrats are VlOLENT. The events of this week have… pic.twitter.com/MOX5TiKZIu — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) February 12, 2025 Per Fox News: Some congressional Democrats have been using increasingly violent rhetoric to protest President Donald Trump and Musk. During a Baltimore rally on Monday, Maryland Democratic Rep. Kweisi Mfume pushed the idea of a “street fight” against DOGE. “This will be a congressional fight, a constitutional fight, a legal fight, and on days like this a street fight, yes we will stand,” Mfume said. In January, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., also called for Democrats to fight Trump’s agenda “in the streets.” “Right now, we’re going to keep focus on the need to look out for everyday New Yorkers and everyday Americans who are under assault by an extreme MAGA Republican agenda that is trying to cut taxes for billionaires, donors, and wealthy corporations and then stick New Yorkers and working-class Americans across the country with the bill,” Jeffries said. “That’s not acceptable. We are going to fight it legislatively. We are going to fight it in the courts. We’re going to fight it in the streets.” “The Left is running like roaches with the light on over @DOGE. @RepRobertGarcia went far beyond the pale last night, calling for weapons to be used against @ElonMusk. This won’t be ignored. We’re making an example out of him,” Mace said Thursday. The Left is running like roaches with the light on over @DOGE. @RepRobertGarcia went far beyond the pale last night, calling for weapons to be used against @ElonMusk. This won’t be ignored. We’re making an example out of him. pic.twitter.com/wK8SLGN4J8 — Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) February 13, 2025 * Images from Rep. Nancy Mace X Post * “Imagine if a Republican said this?” Mace questioned. Imagine if a Republican said this? https://t.co/y8k4lw30G0 — Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) February 13, 2025 “Calling out the Left’s hypocrisy one lie at a time,” she added. Calling out the Left's hypocrisy one lie at a time. https://t.co/pmKWYuseKe — Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) February 13, 2025 From The National News Desk: Attached to the post is a measure to censure Rep. Garcia. That measure argues Rep. Garcia’s comment was inciting violence against government employees. “Oh @RepNancyMace, have you never heard of a figure of speech?” Rep. Garcia fired back via X. “And ironic coming from you, considering you asked @RepJasmine to ‘take it outside’ during a hearing last month. Violence is never the answer.” A censure is a rare form of public humiliation in which the House speaker reads a resolution out loud expressing profound disproval of a representative, who must stand and listen, for misconduct. It is not as severe as expulsion, but can have a “powerful psychological effect” on its subject, the Senate website says.