> it is not a universally held position among those who identify as right-wing Nobody said it was universal. But it is incredibly dishonest to pretend that t

> it is not a universally held position among those who identify as right-wing Nobody said it was universal. But it is incredibly dishonest to pretend that there isn't a huge effort to destroy public education among the right wing. Libraries are under attack across the nation, and there is a major push to dissolve the separation of church and state. This movement is underway, and it's being pushed by the right wing. That is not to say that every single conservative supports it. > Additionally, making it a crime to teach is not a tactic that is being used by any mainstream political group or party. Except, did you read the article? It's a felony for teachers to have wrongthink books in their classrooms. The Ministry of Truth maintains a list of permissible books. This is a law passed by DeSantis, the most likely 2024 candidate for president. If that ain't mainstream, I don't know what is.