"Liberalism in Hampton, GA"
Henry County has once again made national news twice in one week. Another embarrassing saga to the county in a long line of embarrassments in the past few years. This time it began with a teacher at Hampton Middle School getting their students to write a letter to the Congress and supporting gun control. Here we have a teacher putting their own political view into the school subject they are supposed to be teaching and using the students to promote their agenda. We have learned the letters did not go to Washington. But the teacher is still teaching at the school. Why? Then, we have another teacher who has had a rant in her class about make President Trump wanting to make America great again is taking us back to segregation. This woman was recorded ranting on and on with her own racist remarks towards the white children in the class. Again she is still teaching at the school. Why? If a white history teacher spoke about the Confederacy being a good government and good thing for the south he would be put on leave and then fired because the liberal faction in the county would rise up and say that is racist. All this is occurring once again in District 2 of Henry County. The same district where the commissioner made sure the Civil War Museum would be gone from Nash Farm. She had her own agenda there by making sure her liberal friend has the "farmers market" or flea market there. Some of this happening at the Hampton Middle School is also likely linked to the progressive liberals who have been elected to that city's council. This looks and has the earmarks of a coordinated attack upon the people of the 2nd district of Henry County. It is time for the parents to go to the Board of Education of Henry County and ask for the removal of those teachers involved in this activity at the school. This is going to cause more racial division in the area because the teachers who are promoting this agenda know that by feeding the mind of the young will hopefully inflame them to want to be radical and liberal in their views towards society.
The Staff