The DOJ memo that GOP senators keep claiming are a clampdown on parents complaining at school board meetings is less than 300 words.
None of those words is "parent" or "parents."
None of those words is "parent" or "parents."
https://twitter.com/KlasfeldReports/status/1453398931749097473
Blackburn asks whether Garland thinks that aggrieved parents at school boards are akin to Oklahoma City bomb plotter Terry Nichols.
Absolutely not, a shocked Garland replies.
The memo in question doesn’t say anything like that, he notes.
(It doesn’t mention “parents” at all.)
Absolutely not, a shocked Garland replies.
The memo in question doesn’t say anything like that, he notes.
(It doesn’t mention “parents” at all.)
Blackburn: “Sometimes perception is reality,” creating a false perception of what the memo states.
Sen. Hawley calls on Garland to resign for his memo, which allegedly targeted parents unhappy at school boards.
(The claim is fiction. The less than 300-word memo doesn't have the word parents.)
Cruz continues the fictional claim.
(The claim is fiction. The less than 300-word memo doesn't have the word parents.)
Cruz continues the fictional claim.
"That is not what the memo says," Garland tells Cruz.
"This is not addressed to parents," Garland corrects Cruz, again.
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