A Woke PAC of Lies

A majority of the voters in the last three GCISD school board elections cast ballots for true conservatives with solid foundations in family values and individual liberty.

Their votes were not purchased by political action committees, nor were the board seats bought by political action committees.

But PAC money did play a huge role in the school board majority flip from authoritarian members who allowed woke educators to control the content and ideas children were exposed to. For thirteen years parental rights were devalued under woke pedagogues’ unilateral power to decide what students read and heard in classrooms.

Conservative trustee candidates struggled to get their message to the public. With nearly all campaign money from conservative PACs focused on state and federal elections, Conservative school board campaigns relied on their networks of mostly middle and lower middle income friends to volunteer and contribute to meager campaign chests.

Meanwhile liberal woke candidates masqueraded as conservatives. They collected donations and campaign volunteers who blanketed the cities with more signs.  Advertisements were funded by democrat academics, lawyers, and founders of progressive education consultancies.

More substantial was the liberal bias of the Fort Worth Star Telegram and local affiliates of mainstream media giants like NBC which happily cherry-picked from editorial submissions and “human interest stories” to ensure more  progressive woke candidates were favorably portrayed. That extremely valuable election asset cost the progressives not a penny in campaign funds.

With the sheer mismatch in volume, the conservative message in every campaign drowned in a sea of woke megaphones.

Then a miracle occurred.

People with blue collar backgrounds who had become wealthy through hard work, innovation, and the wisdom to identify market gap opportunities for like minded consumers took notice. Alarm bells were ringing at the production rate of woke, mentally deranged individuals rolling off the public school assembly lines.

They began forming political action committees with a common objective: providing the capability for true conservative school board candidates to present their message to the public.

PACs supporting conservatives didn’t draft people to run.

They chose to support candidates who independently entered the race and expressed the desired values. There was no solicitation of candidates or by candidates. In fact, campaigns were already established and well underway by the time the PACs started independently running their own messaging channels. 

The public responded.

They finally could see the contrast between candidates: those who claimed to be conservative yet donated to Democrat campaigns and voted in Democrat primaries, versus candidates who exposed and opposed the woke ideologies of critical race theory and gender fluidity infesting the schools.

The people voted accordingly, and a majority voted for Casey Ford, Shannon Braun, Kathy Spradley, and Tammy Nakamura.

Now the woke progressives, unable to win with an exposed agenda and ideology that most Texans oppose, have only one effective weapon in their arsenal:

Repeating the BIG Lie that a Conservative Christian PAC bought the school board.

We’re not falling for it.