Meet the BOE, Eileen Bleistine and Ed Durr
Hear what everyone has to say about parental rights.
I helped co-host on the Barry Sable and Friends Show on Sunday for 2 hours on WPHT and brought along wonderful parent/child first candidates from all over NJ.
We featured:
Alexa Folsom - Burlington County - Medford
Jack Brangan - Camden County - Cherry Hill
Tara Edel - Camden County - Voorhees
Patricia Klein - Gloucester County- Â Washington Twp
Jackie Tobacco - Monmouth County - Middletown
Angelique Velope - Monmouth County - Colts Neck
Jerry McManus - Camden County - Winslow Twp
Dina Hendry - Camden County- Gloucester Twp
Eileen Bleistine Running for LD7
Click below to hear the show! it was great!
9:00-10:00
10:00-11
Remember to vote on Tuesday for the candidates in your district at NJproject.org. Please share this link so with others!!!
-Nik
Ed Durr
Ed has been a strong supporter of Parental Rights, and of parent’s rights to know what is going on in the lives of their children at school. He has opposed the progressive-driven agenda of BOTH Governor and Tammy Murphy. He spoke openly of his faith in God, in whose hands he believes the election lies, and about his opposition to the inappropriate and immoral (some would say) standards and curriculum in our schools that extend to children as young as kindergarten.
His bills in Trenton support school choice, prohibit the advertisement of abortion in schools, prohibit instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity to children in grades K-6, and require parental consent for students in grades 7-12. Additionally he discussed giving school districts to penalties for teaching CRT, and provide that active or retired law enforcement officers may not be prohibited from carrying a licensed firearm in performance of school security duties. These are common sense ideas that seem to have been banished by the educational intelligentsia of our universities and schools of education, as well as by our school district leadership and the NJEA.
We asked the Senator to talk about some of the other important issues in this election as well.
-Barbara
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Great job as always. Voters, parents, and clear thinking adults: get out and vote for your Board of Education. Go to NJproject.org for guidance in distinguishing the wing nut bad apples from the good ones.
Ed is exactly the type of person the founders envisioned in government. Not the machine backed monoliths and certainly not the black apples.