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Oklahoma defends Bibles-in-schools proposal after report that only Trump’s might qualify
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A grift in broad daylight.
The "requirements":
I guess the satanic temple could print an edition that matches those requirements and undercut Trump by like a dollar.
Is there a known beforehand contractor to provide these with a markup? I guess there's a shade of a simple local grift too.
I’d respect it more if it was just said right up front, “funding to the god-emperor by stealing from our children’s education.”
Why does a bible need these things?
I'm in sales and have seen the strategy discussed where if you're trying to sell a product to an institution with a formal bidding process to coach your contact to draw up requirements which only your product can meet.
If it doesn't contradict itself it's not Republican enough.
Conservatives want a collection of things they won't read or ban. This sums it up.
They’re putting these in schools to try to tear down the separation of church and state.
It fits two purposes:
Because Trump's version has these things
That still doesn’t explain it
The school boards are run by republicans
What don’t you get? 🙃
The rules are written explicitly to cater to Trump's edition so they will be forced to buy only Trump's edition. Meaning they can now fund Trump's nazi grift using Oklahoma taxpayer funds legally.
It's a way to funnel public money directly to Trump and his campaign.