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PoliticsFebruary 03, 2025
Liberal State Pushing For Felons To Volunteer In School
It’s unclear why the Dems try to uplift the worst members of society, but it’s especially reprehensible because their agenda almost always hurts the most vulnerable population. That is why it’s unsurprising that Washington Dems are pushing to allow felons the right to volunteer in schools.
Hard no. Felons should not be allowed to volunteer at any grade level in WA state schools! https://t.co/qj2U6UV8CX
— T (@x_investigate) February 3, 2025
According to The Post Millennial
Washington Democrats, led by an ex-con, are proposing to let convicted felons volunteer in public schools. This after Democratic lawmakers last week rejected an amendment to another bill that would have required schools to inform parents if their child was a victim of sexual assault.
It’s not possible to make this insanity up. Not only do these same people believe it should not be a requirement to “inform parents if their child was a victim of sexual assault,” but they are fighting to put criminals in schools as if that was some right they were ever afforded to have.
Currently, anyone wanting to volunteer in a Washington public school must undergo a background check, which will usually flag a criminal conviction. Representative Tarra Simmons (D-Bremerton), an ex-con who served time for theft, drug, and firearm offenses, is the lead sponsor on House Bill 1189, which would require school districts to inform applicants about the option to submit proof of rehabilitation and then possibly be allowed to volunteer in a school, regardless of what crime they committed.
If the applicant submits evidence of rehabilitation and confirms that no new convictions have occurred, the district or educational institution cannot deny their application based solely on their record. If an applicant does not have proof of rehabilitation, the institution would still evaluate the candidate instead of issuing an automatic rejection, consider the time elapsed since the last conviction, whether the conviction involved a minor, and whether the applicant could still participate without unsupervised access to minors.
State Democrats will vote on the bill later this week, and it unfortunately would not be surprising if these people voted against the best interest of the children. That is also what makes progressive social experiments so evil, as they almost always treat kids as their unconsenting guinea pigs.
State lawmakers are tasked with representing the people of Washington and that is not possible when the interests of convicts are put in front of everyone else. Subsequently, we can conclude that is exactly their intent, as they fight for the rights of some of the worst members of society. And to call that reprehensible would be an understatement.
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