Gateway Pundit and Michelle Malkin have the details.
I think paraphrasing the Bard himself would be most fitting here: The first thing we do, let’s kill all the czars.
You want to know the best way to keep schools safe? Keep all the pervs who want kids reading sex books away from them.
Before any of my lefty friends help themselves to a plateful of misplaced righteous indignation let me make something perfectly clear: this is NOT about the gay stuff. It’s about the sex stuff and I don’t care who is having the sex.
I do, however, find it particularly distasteful to read stories about five and six year old kids sneaking off into the woods to “take off their pants and play with each other, usually fondling each other’s genitals.”
That’s not sex education, that’s child porn.
In the pantheon of great literature that school kids could be studying how does anyone justify slipping in some soft-core kiddie porn? I will patiently (somewhat) listen to any argument about how a tale of two very young boys diddling each other in the woods prepares a young mind for the rigors of competing in the real world.
Maybe we should start having Obama appointees vetted by To Catch A Predator. Wait, it’s an NBC production, they’ll clear everyone anyway.
What this is really about is the increasingly disturbing sexualization of young children, gay or straight. If they are bombarded with sex in pop culture and in school it’s only logical to believe that they’ll begin manifesting the overtly sexual nature of the world.
I scramble all the time to minimize my daughter’s exposure to this kind of crap. My hand cramps from the tight grip I have to keep on the remote to nuke the commercials. President Obama himself said in “The Audacity of Hope” that he wished he could watch sports with his daughters without having to see erectile dysfunction commercials over and over again. Sheltering kids from the 24/7 sex stuff in the media is almost full time work for parents, we shouldn’t have to worry about them being exposed to even more prurient garbage in school.
The subject matter on this “approved” reading list isn’t appropriate for any age. Adults don’t need to read about kindergarteners fondling each other either.
Let Kevin Jennings pursue his personal agenda and work with his little group all he wants.
But keep him and his disgusting kiddie porn books the f**k away from my kid.
