There’s a huge life lesson playing out right in front of us. It’s right there in the headlines if you can see it for what it is. It involves how best to help families in need of jobs. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains how it’s larger than the elected officials involved as individuals.
Most moms and daughters would agree that boys in public schools do not belong in girls’ restrooms and locker rooms – and vice versa. And now the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether common sense will prevail over President Obama’s misguided activism. A school district in Gloucester County, Virginia, turned down a female student’s request
In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains why we already knew there would be no indictment of Hillary Clinton. But he doesn’t stop there. He suggests that we remember all the things that we already know. If you’re among those who already knew, please share this video with your friends, so they know, too.
With all that’s going on in the culture, you’ve probably felt like giving up. Maybe you’ve even said these words, “What difference can one person make?” One mom in Virginia may have said those words, but instead of giving in, she decided to do something about it. When she found out about President Obama’s bathroom
The Obama Administration is demanding that boys in public school to have access to the girls locker rooms and showers – else they’ll cut federal funding for schools. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains the “language magic tricks” that are used to make that argument. You can read the Department of Administration directive here.
We’ve compiled a list of elected officials who are standing against President Obama’s edict on bathrooms in public schools. You’ll find articles attached if you’re interested in reading more. Alabama Attorney General Opposes Article Arkansas Governor Opposes Article Idaho Governor, Lt. Gov., and Top Education Official Oppose Article Indiana Governor Opposes Article Kentucky Governor Opposes
Convenient Amnesia Senate Democrats are telling their Republican colleagues to “Do Your Job” and confirm a Supreme Court nominee. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard recalls how those very same lawmakers chose to do their job in 2006. Thank you for sharing Stoplight with your friends.
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