Terry McAuliffe just can’t quit being Terry McAuliffe.
After telling parents at a debate that “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach,” McAuliffe’s campaign has been in freefall.
But he’s not letting that stop him from repeatedly doubling down on attacking parents.
Asked if he misspoke at the debate, McAuliffe responded, “No,” (again). “You should’ve asked better questions!” he shouted as he fled from an unfinished interview with a local reporter.
Reporter asks Virginia Democrat Terry McAuliffe if he misspoke when he said, “I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach."
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 19, 2021
McAuliffe says “no.” pic.twitter.com/w4A8vB5HNu
Virginia parents overwhelmingly disagree with McAuliffe’s anti-parent, anti-student position – but ever the out-of-touch politician, McAuliffe thinks he knows best. That’s just the sort of “extraordinary arrogance” and “imperious attitude” we’ve seen from McAuliffe and his flailing campaign.
But what do you expect when McAuliffe vetoed school choice legislation and lowered educational standards for public schools? Given the powerful, far-left special interests that fund their campaigns, it’s no wonder Democrats like McAuliffe are so vehemently against parents having choice in education.
Hypocritical much? Sounds like Terry McAuliffe.
