2. Youngkin's ad claims to contain "newly unearthed documents" which it presents as proof that McAuliffe's administration "actively pushed" K-12 students to be taught CRT
5. Walker said the presentation was designed to inform school administrators about "disproportionate punishment of [black] students," who receive harsher discipline for the same conduct
She intro'd CRT as a lense for ADULTS to understand the phenomena
8. Youngkin's closing ad is also based on a false characterization of Walker's presentation. But, as the WashPost editorial board notes, Youngkin is seeking to use CRT as a "bogeyman to foment racial resentments among the GOP’s heavily White voting base."
10. Fox News is helping Youngkin push this misinformation. This article, published last night, cites the same presentation by Walker that was not about teaching kids CRT
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3. McAuliffe has not been adequately prepared for this attack. When confronted with an issue of "pornography" in school libraries, he accepted the false premise that the issue was related to a bill he had vetoed.
I'm honestly perplexed at this entire situation. The entire focus for weeks would be to establish a framework that Sinema and Manchin would agree to. Now we have a framework announced and Sinema and Manchin have not agreed. What's going on?
You've either agreed to a framework, or you haven't. They have not.