Gibson’s Bakery Wins! Ohio Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Oberlin College Appeal
Oberlin College “has initiated payment in full of the $36.59 million judgment in the Gibson’s Bakery case”
Finnish economist: “I am telling you people that the situation in Europe is much worse than many understand”
Operation Demoralize Is Back
Joe Biden delivers “one of the most menacing, bitter, angry and divisive speeches in modern US political history”
"Remember that public school is the government which cannot compel speech, invade privacy, violate your religion, or discriminate."...
"the law requires that “[e]very meeting of all public bodies shall be open to the public"...
"an absurd and frankly insulting term that the radical left uses to sever a mother's… relationship with her child"...
Judge states it's pretty clear to her union "not entitled to relief" under public records law to prevent release of records sought by Solas from school district, but reserved decision what that means for dismissing the case against Solas and her claim for anti-SLAPP damages...
This is yet another example of teachers unions attacking parents like me....
"An FBI agent provided a copy of the internal email to several Republican lawmakers, citing concerns that it could open the door for the bureau to collect information on parents voicing their opposition to local school policies during meetings."...
At Moms For America rally: "We don't want sorrys. We want resignations. We want oustings. We want states to withdraw their memberships from the National School Board Association...
NEA-RI says it was forced to sue Solas and her husband in order to sue the school district to prevent release of records. But NEA-RI had no standing to inject itself into the public records process under clear Rhode Island law, so that defense...
"cultivate relationships with local reporters; make their job easier. Write the articles FOR them. Give them quotes, and 800 words written"...
National Education Association Rhode Island dropped its emergency injunction request in court over release of Critical Race records, but now pretends "We won!" It still faces Solas' anti-SLAPP compensatory and punitive damage claims for bringing the case in the first place....
Unions argue: "because the School Department has not objected to the entry of temporary injunction relief, the Motion should be granted." But for the Court to grant collusive relief over the objection of Solas not only would run counter to RI Supreme Court precedent, it...
The unions sued over Solas' public records requests, now she has filed her opposition: "This extraordinary case is brought by a party without standing, disregards the entire statutory scheme under the [public records law], and is an affront to Parents’ rights to open and transparent...
The lawsuit by Rhode Island affiliates of the National Education Association against South Kingstown mom Nicole Solas may turn out to be a historic mistake by the teachers unions, exposing them to punitive damages and discovery under the anti-SLAPP statute....
Unions suing to stop school district from releasing allegedly non-public information about union members, but a 2004 RI Supreme Court case held "APRA provides neither a right to prevent the release of private information ...
What are the unions trying to hide?...
