Don't keel over. I agree with Hillary Clinton. It does take a village to raise a child. However, unlike Clinton, I have no intention of allowing the state to impose itself as the "village". As a parent, it is my right to choose the village.
Read why the fight for religious freedom is also a fight for parental rights:
The Washington Post recently published a heartwarming and inspiring story
of parents in Loudoun County, Virginia, who banded together to make
sure their children succeeded in high school. They perceived cultural
obstacles to success and sought to equip their sons and daughters to
overcome them.
Beginning in middle school, these parents supported each other and
watched out for each other’s children. They set high standards for both
behavior and academic performance. Together they mentored, chided,
scolded, encouraged and rewarded these young people to keep them on the
road to academic excellence. Their children graduated with a 92% rate of
enrollment in Advanced Placement classes and an average cumulative GPA
of 3.7.
To celebrate their achievement, they partied and enjoyed a cake
decorated with the axiom made famous by Hillary Clinton, “It takes a
village.” Unlike the government-imposed village of school-based
indoctrination programs envisioned by Clinton, however, the “village”
that supported these young people was freely chosen by their parents.
They had common concerns, goals and values, and cooperatively passed on
these values to all of their children.
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