Kentucky law prohibits public resources from being "used to advocate for or against public question on ballot."
You just did that using your official account, @LtGovColeman.
You will be hearing from my team at Liberty Justice Center.
KRS Section 65.013: "Tax dollars not to be used to advocate for or against public question on ballot"
"Attorney General Russell Coleman released an advisory to all public school districts in the Commonwealth reminding them that public resources must not be used to campaign for or against the proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot this November."
BREAKING: Pulaski County Schools – the Kentucky school district that illegally used district resources to advocate against a school choice ballot measure – just blocked me on Facebook.
BREAKING: A public school district in Kentucky used their official account to advocate against a school choice ballot measure.
This electioneering might be illegal.
This presentation by the Kentucky Department of Education assistant general counsel cited an Office of the Attorney General opinion (OAG 74-118) saying district resources cannot be used to promote political candidates.
This document from the Kentucky School Boards Association cites the same OAG opinion (74-118) saying "constitutional Amendment 2 is clearly a political issue and a district may not spend funds to take a side"
BREAKING: Chicago Teachers Union president Stacy Davis Gates says testing is "junk science rooted in white supremacy" and "born out of eugenics."
She was responding to this radio host asking her about Chicago Public Schools spending a ton of money and still failing children.
A caller pushed back: "Let me say this to you. I've passed every standardized test and I want my children to be able to do it even though I'm Black – that does not mean I cannot achieve on standardized tests and our children need to do that so that they can be competitive."
Stacy Davis Gates also called school choice racist then sent her own son to a private school.