The truth and the whole truth

[Rye Catcher]

Michigan Sen. Mallory McMorrow blasts colleague Lana Theis on Senate floor in viral speech

Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried a political attack from Lana Theis, R-Brighton, who claimed McMorrow supports sexually grooming kids

www.freep.com

It started with a prayer, but the fight escalated quickly.

By Tuesday morning, a state lawmaker took to the Senate floor to defend herself against a completely unfounded allegation from another legislator that she wants to "groom and sexualize kindergartners."


State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried the political attack by Sen. Lana Theis, a Brighton Republican who made the accusation in a recent campaign fundraising email without providing any evidence to support it.

"I am the biggest threat to your hollow, hateful scheme. Because you can't claim that you are targeting marginalized kids in the name of 'parental rights' if another parent is standing up to say no," McMorrow said, at times peering over toward Theis.

"You say, 'She's a groomer. She supports pedophilia. She wants children to believe that they were responsible for slavery and to feel bad about themselves because they're white.'"

McMorrow is referencing portions of Theis' campaign material, shared publicly by Michigan Advance and others. A "groomer" is someone who establishes a connection with a child in an effort to ultimately exploit or physically abuse that child.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis' words, and more broadly her decision to evoke issues roiling communities across the nation, have prompted a simmering feud. As McMorrow argued in her speech Tuesday, Theis' accusations are rooted in a broader national campaign to use highly polarized and oft-misunderstood concepts like Critical Race Theory to attack the LGBTQ community and others while painting critics as villains.

"I am a straight, white, Christian, married, suburban mom who knows that the very notion that learning about slavery or redlining or systemic racism somehow means that children are being taught to feel bad or hate themselves because they are white is absolute nonsense," McMorrow said.

"No child alive today is responsible for slavery. No one in this room is responsible for slavery. But each and every single one of us bears responsibility for writing the next chapter of history ... we are not responsible for the past. We also cannot change the past. We can't pretend that it didn't happen, or deny people their very right to exist."

I know this is long, and violates the rules on this forum. Thus I fully expect my thread to be closed, or move to another forum to allow some of the members to attack this speech or to go off topic with foolish cartoons or vulgar and vile attacks on me and the Senator.

 

[Lumpy 1]

So , in the interest of the whole truth what did Mallory say/do that inspired the allegations?

 

[fncceo]

 

[MisterBeale]

So , in the interest of the whole truth what did Mallory say/do that inspired the allegations?

That was a pretty long and convoluted OP.

Sen. Lana Theis opened with a prayer that caused walk-outs, I am thinking, and made the accusation which was printed up the the Detroit Free Press, that this. . . Sen. Mallory McMorrow, was one of those that walked out, and one of those that supports teaching this content to kids. . . exemplified in her campaign literature here;

Calls Sen. Mallory McMorrow out by name here;

And this is where this Jesuit connected Senator, gets upset, and defends her social justice, social engineering ways. . .. with a tweet courtesy of Hillary Clinton??!?

 

[Darkwind]

If you are not against it, that means you condone or agree with it.

Teaching children inappropriate sexual content is flat-out wrong. There is no defending it.

To fight against protecting children from agenda-driven adults is morally despicable.

That means being called a groomer is the least of your problems.

 

[sparky]

the thing about achieving moral high ground is, it's always one hellova battle to maintain it

~S~

 

[Mac1958]

Michigan Sen. Mallory McMorrow blasts colleague Lana Theis on Senate floor in viral speech

Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried a political attack from Lana Theis, R-Brighton, who claimed McMorrow supports sexually grooming kids

www.freep.com

It started with a prayer, but the fight escalated quickly.

By Tuesday morning, a state lawmaker took to the Senate floor to defend herself against a completely unfounded allegation from another legislator that she wants to "groom and sexualize kindergartners."


State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried the political attack by Sen. Lana Theis, a Brighton Republican who made the accusation in a recent campaign fundraising email without providing any evidence to support it.

"I am the biggest threat to your hollow, hateful scheme. Because you can't claim that you are targeting marginalized kids in the name of 'parental rights' if another parent is standing up to say no," McMorrow said, at times peering over toward Theis.

"You say, 'She's a groomer. She supports pedophilia. She wants children to believe that they were responsible for slavery and to feel bad about themselves because they're white.'"

McMorrow is referencing portions of Theis' campaign material, shared publicly by Michigan Advance and others. A "groomer" is someone who establishes a connection with a child in an effort to ultimately exploit or physically abuse that child.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis' words, and more broadly her decision to evoke issues roiling communities across the nation, have prompted a simmering feud. As McMorrow argued in her speech Tuesday, Theis' accusations are rooted in a broader national campaign to use highly polarized and oft-misunderstood concepts like Critical Race Theory to attack the LGBTQ community and others while painting critics as villains.

"I am a straight, white, Christian, married, suburban mom who knows that the very notion that learning about slavery or redlining or systemic racism somehow means that children are being taught to feel bad or hate themselves because they are white is absolute nonsense," McMorrow said.

"No child alive today is responsible for slavery. No one in this room is responsible for slavery. But each and every single one of us bears responsibility for writing the next chapter of history ... we are not responsible for the past. We also cannot change the past. We can't pretend that it didn't happen, or deny people their very right to exist."

I know this is long, and violates the rules on this forum. Thus I fully expect my thread to be closed, or move to another forum to allow some of the members to attack this speech or to go off topic with foolish cartoons or vulgar and vile attacks on me and the Senator.

I've been wondering what their next attack term would be.

They burned through socialist and communist and Nazi and Marxist and Stalinist. One guy used "Khmer Rouge", which I had to admit was some solid, out-of-the-box thinking.

Finally they settled on the Big One, Hitler.

I thought, holy crap, where do they go from here? This is pretty much the top of the mountain, isn't it?

Nope. This is where they go. There is simply no bottom. They're at war.

 

[konradv]

the thing about achieving moral high ground is, it's always one hellova battle to maintain it.

True, particularly when the defamation lawsuits start rolling in.

 

[beautress]

Hillary the Liar Madam rides the same roller coaster that brought us Bengazi? <burp!>.

 

[DudleySmith]

LOL grooming is a key platform of the Democratic Party, so she is the one lying by claiming she isn't supporting 'grooming' kids to be abused by sicko deviants. The only reason these vermin are even bothered by it is the negative effects it has on their black and latino vote, especially the illegal alien hordes they're counting on.

 

[DudleySmith]

That was a pretty long and convoluted OP.

Sen. Lana Theis opened with a prayer that caused walk-outs, I am thinking, and made the accusation which was printed up the the Detroit Free Press, that this. . . Sen. Mallory McMorrow, was one of those that walked out, and one of those that supports teaching this content to kids. . . exemplified in her campaign literature here;

Calls Sen. Mallory McMorrow out by name here;

And this is where this Jesuit connected Senator, gets upset, and defends her social justice, social engineering ways. . .. with a tweet courtesy of Hillary Clinton??!?

These sociopaths really are clueless, which is why they really don't get why their stupid games fail; they have no real morals or principles to go by.

 

[DudleySmith]

True, particularly when the defamation lawsuits start rolling in.

lol it's impossible to 'defame' venal feral Democrats.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

"You say, 'She's a groomer.

......but she's not the only one. She hopes some day we'll all join her, and the world will be all Trans.

 

[badger2]

Michigan Sen. Mallory McMorrow blasts colleague Lana Theis on Senate floor in viral speech

Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried a political attack from Lana Theis, R-Brighton, who claimed McMorrow supports sexually grooming kids

www.freep.com

It started with a prayer, but the fight escalated quickly.

By Tuesday morning, a state lawmaker took to the Senate floor to defend herself against a completely unfounded allegation from another legislator that she wants to "groom and sexualize kindergartners."


State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried the political attack by Sen. Lana Theis, a Brighton Republican who made the accusation in a recent campaign fundraising email without providing any evidence to support it.

"I am the biggest threat to your hollow, hateful scheme. Because you can't claim that you are targeting marginalized kids in the name of 'parental rights' if another parent is standing up to say no," McMorrow said, at times peering over toward Theis.

"You say, 'She's a groomer. She supports pedophilia. She wants children to believe that they were responsible for slavery and to feel bad about themselves because they're white.'"

McMorrow is referencing portions of Theis' campaign material, shared publicly by Michigan Advance and others. A "groomer" is someone who establishes a connection with a child in an effort to ultimately exploit or physically abuse that child.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis' words, and more broadly her decision to evoke issues roiling communities across the nation, have prompted a simmering feud. As McMorrow argued in her speech Tuesday, Theis' accusations are rooted in a broader national campaign to use highly polarized and oft-misunderstood concepts like Critical Race Theory to attack the LGBTQ community and others while painting critics as villains.

"I am a straight, white, Christian, married, suburban mom who knows that the very notion that learning about slavery or redlining or systemic racism somehow means that children are being taught to feel bad or hate themselves because they are white is absolute nonsense," McMorrow said.

"No child alive today is responsible for slavery. No one in this room is responsible for slavery. But each and every single one of us bears responsibility for writing the next chapter of history ... we are not responsible for the past. We also cannot change the past. We can't pretend that it didn't happen, or deny people their very right to exist."

I know this is long, and violates the rules on this forum. Thus I fully expect my thread to be closed, or move to another forum to allow some of the members to attack this speech or to go off topic with foolish cartoons or vulgar and vile attacks on me and the Senator.

Nothing fails like prayer.

 

[Foolardi]

So , in the interest of the whole truth what did Mallory say/do that inspired the allegations?

This thread is not prone to Clarity.Meaning it's a device to commingle
words from one onto another as if distiingushable from one another.
This is how word play is performed.By Not being direct and to the point.
Like the way James Carville is out and about accusing republicans of
acting weird.To confuse.Or Donna Brazile making the case that Biden's
policy's are working.Of all things in regards to Inflation.
This kind of duplicity is what drove Covid 19 into Hysteriaville.
By mixing up what was said and then what was distinguishably true.
Like Hydroxychloroquine.Like 6 foot distance rule.Like Masks.
Using word play to accomplish a control narrative.

 

[surada]

Michigan Sen. Mallory McMorrow blasts colleague Lana Theis on Senate floor in viral speech

Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried a political attack from Lana Theis, R-Brighton, who claimed McMorrow supports sexually grooming kids

www.freep.com

It started with a prayer, but the fight escalated quickly.

By Tuesday morning, a state lawmaker took to the Senate floor to defend herself against a completely unfounded allegation from another legislator that she wants to "groom and sexualize kindergartners."


State Sen. Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak, decried the political attack by Sen. Lana Theis, a Brighton Republican who made the accusation in a recent campaign fundraising email without providing any evidence to support it.

"I am the biggest threat to your hollow, hateful scheme. Because you can't claim that you are targeting marginalized kids in the name of 'parental rights' if another parent is standing up to say no," McMorrow said, at times peering over toward Theis.

"You say, 'She's a groomer. She supports pedophilia. She wants children to believe that they were responsible for slavery and to feel bad about themselves because they're white.'"

McMorrow is referencing portions of Theis' campaign material, shared publicly by Michigan Advance and others. A "groomer" is someone who establishes a connection with a child in an effort to ultimately exploit or physically abuse that child.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis, who's attempting to fend off a primary challenger, filled the campaign email with red meat for conservatives — its sweeping language suggests "our children are under assault in our schools" from the likes of "gender-bending indoctrination" and "race-based education."

She did not provide any evidence for any of these accusations but did personally attack McMorrow.

“These are the people we are up against. Progressive social media trolls like Senator Mallory McMorrow (D-Snowflake) who are outraged they can’t teach can’t groom and sexualize kindergartners or that 8-year-olds are responsible for slavery," the material states.

Theis' words, and more broadly her decision to evoke issues roiling communities across the nation, have prompted a simmering feud. As McMorrow argued in her speech Tuesday, Theis' accusations are rooted in a broader national campaign to use highly polarized and oft-misunderstood concepts like Critical Race Theory to attack the LGBTQ community and others while painting critics as villains.

"I am a straight, white, Christian, married, suburban mom who knows that the very notion that learning about slavery or redlining or systemic racism somehow means that children are being taught to feel bad or hate themselves because they are white is absolute nonsense," McMorrow said.

"No child alive today is responsible for slavery. No one in this room is responsible for slavery. But each and every single one of us bears responsibility for writing the next chapter of history ... we are not responsible for the past. We also cannot change the past. We can't pretend that it didn't happen, or deny people their very right to exist."

I know this is long, and violates the rules on this forum. Thus I fully expect my thread to be closed, or move to another forum to allow some of the members to attack this speech or to go off topic with foolish cartoons or vulgar and vile attacks on me and the Senator.

This is idiotic. Learning about slavery doesn't make white children guilty.

 

[Lumpy 1]

This thread is not prone to Clarity.Meaning it's a device to commingle
words from one onto another as if distiingushable from one another.
This is how word play is performed.By Not being direct and to the point.
Like the way James Carville is out and about accusing republicans of
acting weird.To confuse.Or Donna Brazile making the case that Biden's
policy's are working.Of all things in regards to Inflation.
This kind of duplicity is what drove Covid 19 into Hysteriaville.
By mixing up what was said and then what was distinguishably true.
Like Hydroxychloroquine.Like 6 foot distance rule.Like Masks.
Using word play to accomplish a control narrative.

The OP/article had the balance of a pile of poop and feather...

... and I agree..

 

[Foolardi]

The OP/article had the balance of a pile of poop and feather...

... and I agree..

The good part { if one understands Politics } is that this may be some
new tactic by the left to assert some degree of control prior to the
November Midterms.Getting Joe Public accustomed to hyper Projection.
Accsuing the Republicans and conservatives of what They { Leftist Democrats }
are doing.Only on steroids.
As if no one the wiser.

 

[MisterBeale]

This is idiotic. Learning about slavery doesn't make white children guilty.

If, that were, indeed, were the only thing going on. . . .sure.

However, the lawmakers are not passing laws anywhere, outlawing the teaching of the factual presentation of the history of colonization, slavery or the holocaust. Stop being disingenuous.

None of these laws being passed by the GOP ever tell teachers that they can't teach kids about these topics, they only make clear, that the educational standards cannot seek to divide students or place the blame for the past on the current generation of people.

. . . these are the laws that are being passed, which address CRT, and if they weren't? The critical theorists would not be getting so upset by being told, that they can no longer practice their voodoo.

 

[Rye Catcher]

So , in the interest of the whole truth what did Mallory say/do that inspired the allegations?

"allegations"? Surely you jest.