“He has no proof to back up such a ridiculous assertion,” Tabitha said. “Heather and her mother have found sanctuary in a community of faith. Mr. Schekly simply refuses to believe that there are communities and organizations outside of his beloved government bureaucracies that can do the job of caring for the needy.”
“Heather Gellibrand has Cerebral Palsy. I find it disturbing that Ms. Couture and her Movement counterparts believe that the scope of Heather Gellibrand’s many medical and educational needs can be properly managed on a religious commune, which is little more than a ramshackle compound in the woods, instead of a legally-required Planning and Placement Team comprised of medical professionals and educators.”
William sipped his coffee, …show more content…
Sheckly finds disturbing is the fact that years of liberal social engineering has finally been revealed for what it is – a very expensive sham. Since the 1960’s, the State of Virginia has been forced to comply with federal government overreach in the form of laws with well-meaning names like the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, No Child Left Behind, and the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act. These laws were forced on Virginia by a succession of blowhard, know-it-alls like former Senator Ted Kennedy and other big government liberals. These are the laws that Mr. Schekly is fighting tooth and nail to defend. Governor Birch has turned back these laws in Virginia. He has returned natural rights to each individual by neutering government. As liberty begins to flow through the veins of every red-blooded Virginian, we have all begun to realize the evils that Mr. Schekly and his ilk have wrought for too long,” Tabitha …show more content…
But let’s leave that assertion alone, I’ll let Catholic and Christian schools defend themselves - after a comment like that, I’m sure there are hundreds, perhaps thousands of emails and letters to the editor that are about to be written in response. I would also remind you that communities of faith have filed an amicus curie brief supporting the state in this lawsuit. Virginia’s religious communities are one hundred percent behind Governor Birch.” Tabitha said. She paused for dramatic effect, took a sip of her coffee, and then turned to face the camera. “We’ve known for too long now that progressives like Mr. Schekly hold individuals in deep disdain, and believe that only government has the answers to our ails. Just like Governor Birch, I trust in the individual, and am far more comfortable placing my faith in the family, rather than government. It was not government that made Virginia great; it was the spirit of pioneering Virginians; the rugged individualism of one and all - that is the bedrock of Virginia’s strength. Government has simply gotten in the way. I trust that parents, families, and communities of faith will do right be their children. Government has no role in that equation.” “Wake up, Virginia,” Schekly hollered into the camera, his face exploding in a crimson blossom, veins
“Heather Gellibrand has Cerebral Palsy. I find it disturbing that Ms. Couture and her Movement counterparts believe that the scope of Heather Gellibrand’s many medical and educational needs can be properly managed on a religious commune, which is little more than a ramshackle compound in the woods, instead of a legally-required Planning and Placement Team comprised of medical professionals and educators.”
William sipped his coffee, …show more content…
Sheckly finds disturbing is the fact that years of liberal social engineering has finally been revealed for what it is – a very expensive sham. Since the 1960’s, the State of Virginia has been forced to comply with federal government overreach in the form of laws with well-meaning names like the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, No Child Left Behind, and the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act. These laws were forced on Virginia by a succession of blowhard, know-it-alls like former Senator Ted Kennedy and other big government liberals. These are the laws that Mr. Schekly is fighting tooth and nail to defend. Governor Birch has turned back these laws in Virginia. He has returned natural rights to each individual by neutering government. As liberty begins to flow through the veins of every red-blooded Virginian, we have all begun to realize the evils that Mr. Schekly and his ilk have wrought for too long,” Tabitha …show more content…
But let’s leave that assertion alone, I’ll let Catholic and Christian schools defend themselves - after a comment like that, I’m sure there are hundreds, perhaps thousands of emails and letters to the editor that are about to be written in response. I would also remind you that communities of faith have filed an amicus curie brief supporting the state in this lawsuit. Virginia’s religious communities are one hundred percent behind Governor Birch.” Tabitha said. She paused for dramatic effect, took a sip of her coffee, and then turned to face the camera. “We’ve known for too long now that progressives like Mr. Schekly hold individuals in deep disdain, and believe that only government has the answers to our ails. Just like Governor Birch, I trust in the individual, and am far more comfortable placing my faith in the family, rather than government. It was not government that made Virginia great; it was the spirit of pioneering Virginians; the rugged individualism of one and all - that is the bedrock of Virginia’s strength. Government has simply gotten in the way. I trust that parents, families, and communities of faith will do right be their children. Government has no role in that equation.” “Wake up, Virginia,” Schekly hollered into the camera, his face exploding in a crimson blossom, veins