Mark Levin calls for “executive orders” banning LGBTQ pride flags from schools, because “parents can't go in there and rip down the flags”
Levin: “There shouldn't be these kinds of flags in the classroom or in any assembly room”
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Mark Levin calls for "executive orders" banning LGBTQ pride flags from schools, because "parents can't go in there and rip down the flags"
Citation From the March 10, 2023, edition of Westwood One's The Mark Levin Show
MARK LEVIN (HOST): I've become aware of two schools in Loudoun County, including an elementary school and a middle school in Virginia, was made aware of this today. Where a music class in one of the schools, they had a special flag. I think it was an LGBTQ plus flag, plus the Black Panther fist in the middle of the flag in the music room, and then later at a concert, I believe. And also a dispute at another school involving a transitioning young person, middle school, and the school district and the school told the parents of a little girl that your little girl either goes to the same bathroom as that individual who's a biological boy, or they go into an independent "bathroom" that allows boys and girls. Now, this is in public school, Rich. In Loudoun County, Virginia.
Then I saw an interview of the governor, Glenn Youngkin. He's left breadcrumbs everywhere suggesting he wants to run for president. Governor Youngkin, you have a lot more work to do here in Virginia, my brother. And people who interview you on TV and radio, they need to be a little bit more pointed. I don't mean rude - pointed about what it is exactly you've accomplished. You're the parent's governor, I keep hearing this over and over again. Well, why is this still happening in schools in Virginia? It doesn't happen in schools in Florida where the governor puts his foot down. Why is this still happening in Virginia?
I suppose you could make the case that the Democrats control the Senate by -- I think it's one or two votes. But I don't even hear him talking about this, Rich. Do you? And I'm not -- again, I'm not -- I have not -- I wanna like the guys, very likable. But we need people who are gonna get things done, get things done. Why am I still hearing about this in Loudoun County, Virginia after two young girls were raped in their school system?
And what's with the flags? We don't even allow the Pledge of Allegiance. You know? What's with the flags? There shouldn't be these kinds of flags in the classroom or in any assembly room. What is this? Who's gonna clean it up if not the governor? I mean, when we win these elections, we win them on parental rights. Parents can't go in there and rip down the flags. How about a few executive orders like we see coming out of the White House, coming out of Richmond?