The Loudoun County “gender-fluid” rape story was a raging fire the liberal media were desperately pretending wasn’t happening as their candidate for governor Terry McAuliffe (D) was floundering. On Tuesday, high school students in the county staged a protest against the attempts to hide the attack by the liberal school board. The marchout was A guilty verdict The broadcast networks didn’t mention any of the attacks against him.
Instead of reporting on the Virginia scandal that could help swing the tight gubernatorial race to Republican Glenn Youngkin, ABC’s World News Tonight hyped a guy who found and bought his mother’s old ’71 Cutlass Supreme. Continue reading CBS Evening News, anchor Norah O’Donnell was too busy gushing about a Japanese princess that declined a dowry and lost her title.
In the interim, NBC Nightly News was trying to keep McAuliffe’s campaign afloat in the final week of the campaign. In addition to parroting the talking point that his contempt for parents at a debate was “taken out of context,” and ignoring Youngkin’s surge in the polls, chief White House correspondent Kristen Welker touted how the Democratic plan to tie Youngkin to former President Trump was “working.”
Fox News Channel was able to break the bad news while liberal broadcast networks tried to hide it. Special Report anchor Bret Baier dove right into it. “Back here in this region, students at a Northern Virginia high school walked out of class today to protest the handling of a sexual assault case involving a male and female student,” he announced.
“Some Loudoun County high school students walked out today protesting the local school board handled the May sexual assault,” reported chief Washington correspondent Mike Emanuel. “The incident involved a male student wearing a skirt attacking a female student in a girl’s bathroom at Stone Bridge High School.”
He also remembered the attempt to cover up by the school boards and how the victims’ family was determined to win justice.
Scott Smith, a Loudoun County father was taken into custody after Scott Ziegler, Loudoun County superintendent said that there were no evidence of sexual assaults in schools restrooms. After a juvenile judge ruled it had occurred, Scott Smith was taken into custody by the Loudoun County Superintendent Scott Ziegler. [Elicia Brand] says, quote, “The Smith family stands stronger than ever in moving forward to ensure that response in the Loudoun County school system are held accountable.”
Emanuel ended his meeting with parents, who had been giving their opinions to the school board as he presented his report. “At tonight’s school board meeting, already numerous parents have called for the resignation of Superintendent Ziegler and members of the school board arguing they are serving themselves and not the children of this community,” he said.
Parents and residents of Loudoun County speaking at tonight’s school board meeting are carrying signs featuring Superintendent Scott Ziegler’s email indicating he was aware of a sexual assault in a school bathroom, contrary to his statements in past meetings pic.twitter.com/CoKDPMzFz4
— Amber Athey (@amber_athey) October 26, 2021
The SpectatorAmber Athey, editor of The Editor was present in the meeting and was publishing video tweetsparents, and from other residents of the county. “A woman who works on behalf of assault victims notes that Loudoun Superintendent Scott Ziegler in his email offered counseling to students who may have been affected by Scott Smith’s angry outburst over his daughter’s rape, but not to sexual assault victims,” she reported
She also notedCommenters were required to maintain social distance from each other and allowed only 10 people per session. The media section, however, was not socially separated.
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Fox News Channel’s Special Report
September 26, 2021
Eastern at 6:29 p.m.BRET BAIER: Today, high school students in Northern Virginia protested the handling of sexual assault cases involving male and female students. Tonight’s school board meeting will be heated as parents have their say.
This all happens amid controversy about how national education leaders and the Biden administration deal with parents who are unhappy. Mike Emanuel is the chief Washington correspondent and reports from Loudoun County (Virginia).
[Cuts to video]
MIKE EMANUEL – Today, some Loudoun County students marched out to protest the way the local school board dealt with the sexual assault in May. In the Stone Bridge High School girls’ bathroom, a male student was seen wearing a skirt and attacked a woman student.
Scott Smith, Loudoun County’s father, was arrested following Scott Ziegler’s statement that there was no evidence of school restroom assaults. Now that a juvenile judge found it happen, the family attorney says, quote, “The Smith family stands stronger than ever in moving forward to ensure that response in the Loudoun County school system are held accountable.”
UNIDENTIFIED SCHOOL BOARD MEMBBER (Loudoun County). Please raise your hand to consent and say aye.
EMANUEL
The National School Boards Association, on September 29, said actions parents were taken at school board meetings were “equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes.” The organization later apologized. Viola Garcia, the President of the NSBA was elected to serve as the National Assessment Governing Board. This board oversees student progress across America. The next step was to outline the response of the Justice Department to threats made against school officials by Attorney General Merrick Garland.
LISA MONACO, Deputy Attorney General: This is the role of the department justice in collaboration with local and state law enforcement. Its mission is to prevent violence.
EMANUEL : Important GOP leaders insisted that Garland retract his memo.
REP. JIM JORDAN, R-OH: The press release was about the National Security Division of the FBI. It’s the department that deals with domestic terrorist threats.
EMANUEL
BARACK OBAMA : Instead of igniting anger, he aimed at school boards as well as administrators [Transition]We should make it easy for schools and teachers to provide the high-quality education our children deserve.
[Cuts back to live]
EMANUEL: Already many parents are calling for Superintendent Ziegler’s resignation and other members of the school board to resign. They claim they serve themselves, and not the community children. They insist that they won’t be stopped. Bret?
BAIER: Mike Emanuel in Loudoun County, tonight. Mike, thank you.
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