When a candidate for the local school board posts a picture of the highest ranking GOP politician in the state, it’s hard not to infer that the candidate is looking for some sort of political boost with the association.
Maybe an endorsement of sorts.
Here’s one such posting:
Sarah Absher has been high on charged rhetoric just like Mark Robinson.
If Mrs. Absher wants to be associated with Mark Robinson, then does she want to be associated with his views and so-called initiatives?
Does she agree with his baseless indoctrination “witch hunt” in our schools?
Did she offer any examples when he set up a website for people to issue a complaint on his Lt. Gov.’s official website.
Does she believe in his claim that there is no systemic racism in our society?
“I don’t believe in systemic racism.”-MARK ROBINSON, CANDIDATE FOR LT. GOVERNOR
To be exact, those words are within this larger context from a virtual debate between Robinson and his opponent, Democrat Yvonne Holly aired by Spectrum News on Sept. 19th.
“I don’t believe in systemic racism. I don’t believe that systemic racism would allow two black people to be standing here running for lieutenant governor or allow a black man to be elected president for two terms.”
“Systemic racism is not the problem. The problem is we have is far too many communities ruled by lawlessness.”
If Sarah Absher wants to be a school board member, would she be someone who truly represented students who might be gay and people who believe that racism is systemic? Or would she be someone who thought that teachers were indoctrinating students?
