Heroes And Zeros

In all my years watching and attending committee hearings, I have NEVER seen the committee chair request a sponsor withdraw a bill AFTER its introduction but in full view of the committee and the public. The condescending tone of Rep. McNamara should cause you to be concerned that Republican representation is largely ignored. Rep. McNamara, the Rhode Island Democrat Party Chair, also serves as the House Education Committee Chair, tries to have Rep. Morgan withdraw her H7539 Bill which takes the essence of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and make it a law in Rhode Island.

HARM Reduction Centers are suppose to be effective locations where those suffering with addictions can go and safely use substances. The benefit of such locations are easier access to programs for their recovery. But are they really effective?

Several Rhode Island moms and teachers sat for six hours to show support for H7674, a bill that would prevent the Rhode Island Department of Health and the Rhode Island Department of Education from muzzling their children with masks. Thanks to Deputy Speaker Lima for sponsoring this much needed bill!

RIDOH - Rhode Island Department of Health RIDE - Rhode Island Department of Education

Laurie recounts the roadblocks by government bureaucracy and departmental hurdles to determine the basis for COVID measures especially for school children. It was cheaper to file a lawsuit to get answers than to pay absurd APRA fees for information that should have been freely distributed to the public.

Jim McGwin, a North Kingstown, RI parent, is a frequent face that supports the protection of children in the care of schools and holding teachers and school committees responsible for the safety of their students.

Ramona Bessinger, a Providence, RI school teacher, is fighting for your children to be free of sexualization and predatory relationships by those in authority, most notably, teachers in schools. Parents rely on authoritative figures to be mindful for sexual abuses including the teaching staff.

Laurie Gaddis Barrett is a familiar face around Rhode Island school committees and frequently testifies on statehouse bills that protect children from indoctrination and sexualization in schools.

Nicole Solas, a Rhode Island engaged mom, is angry that teachers are treated differently regarding having sex with students simply because they are at the age of consent. S2219 would prohibit such activity if the person is in a position of authority and sexual activity between that person and a student is labeled as a sexual assault on a minor.

Ramona Bessinger, a Providence school teacher, and Bob Chiaradio, a Westerly RI resident, have been educating groups on the indoctrination schemes used to poison the minds of school aged children. Ramona has been vilified by her union for opposing the Rhode Island Department of Education's progressive narrative. She has been relegated to the basement of her school to sit the days out instead of instructing students on needed skills. Bob Chiaradio is a solid performer at the Westerly, RI school committee meeting where he challenges the pornographic materials found in school libraries and some materials provided by teachers not approved by the committee. Ramona and Bob had agreed to give talks to the Save Warwick Schools From Indoctrination meetings hosted by Larry Dorr.

Larry Dorr spent 27 years as a teacher dedicated to profession of educating students with needed skills to succeed in life. He was the 2008 Teacher of the Year in Milton, Mass. He eventually earned his Master’s Degree to improve classroom curriculum but was soon muddied with the slow roll of progressive ideologies under the guise of inclusion. Students were having ALL COPS ARE RACIST sentiment forced upon them on a daily basis by progressive activist teachers. Videos of Bob Chiaradio and Ramona Bessinger prompted Mr. Dorr to become part of the movement that’s pushing back against the indoctrination of students with Marxist ideas.

Seth Logan reads passages from a book called Impulse found in 7th grade English literature classroom. This book cannot be found by a parent searching the Westerly, RI school book list but is available in the classroom setting.

The book Gender Queer (amongst many others) has been the focus of Westerly, RI residents as to why it is still defended by school committee members and the superintendent. The book clearly portrays depicts pornography and pedophilia.