DeSantis Triggers Don Lemon with History Curriculum Reform

The governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, has triggered Don Lemon, the CNN host demoted from primetime to the wee hours of the morning, with his new curriculum guidelines. Now, DeSantis taught history, so he knows the difference between education and indoctrination.

It is the lie that a bill which said nothing about the LGBTQ+ community was called the “Don’t Say Gay Bill,” when it was simply a proposal — now law — to make sure adults weren’t talking about explicit sex acts with grade schoolers. And by the way, what grown person wants to have that conversation with young kids, anyway?

Since turning students into mindless leftists is the precise goal of many in schools, they’re going to lie and distort what the governor is doing to try and feed young minds.

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