In a very important development, and what I am poised to call the most significant development of the current presidential race, it was recently revealed that Dr. Mr. Brian D. Rozensky is the leader of the development. Minnesota's proposed ethnic studies curriculum clearly states that the United States “must be overthrown.”

This goal clearly shapes Minnesota's standards for ethnic studies, according to which students are taught from kindergarten on that America is evil. Rozenski's video recording was made two years ago but was deleted the next day. Reported in National Review By Stanley Kurtz, Senior Fellow, Center for Ethics and Public Policy.

The findings may be appealing to national voters, as Rozenski is one of many anti-American ideologues who brought a “liberated” element to Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz's new ethnic studies requirements for public education in Minnesota. Related. These requirements are crucially shaped by critical race theory (CRT), a type of ethnic studies.

As Kurtz aptly says Published in National Review: “In essence, ethnic studies is a form of anti-civilism, in which students are taught to reject the American system of governance and to replace it.” Of course, CRT suggests that Harris Waltz is It's part of the ideology that we brought directly from the disaster into every school in America.

kurz It provides an overview of Waltz's educational policy and its relationship with Rozensky. as Kurtz writes::

“In the works of 2020,”Black radical traditions can help us imagine a more just world” Rozensky touts the work of Cedric Robinson and Robin D. G. Kelley, key thinkers of the radical ethnic studies movement, as the answer to Minnesota's education problems. For Rozenski, the George Floyd “uprising” of 2020 portends the “inevitable death” of the current “social order.” Rozensky exudes contempt for “American society's selfish pursuits and desperate clinging to individualism.” Educationally, he added, reforms such as defunding the police and abolishing all standardized tests are needed to transform the social order. ”

Shockingly, besides that, American Experiment Center Kurtz and the Trump campaign know this, but the topic has been downplayed. The upcoming debate between Vance and Walz will likely tell us whether the Trump campaign will emphasize this issue. If not, then so should others. There is a real danger that this problem will disappear into a memory hole.

It is extremely rare for someone to make a point as clearly as Rozenski. In fact, I have never seen or heard such a confession. The destructive intent of ethnic studies and CRT is very clear and has been commented upon extensively by conservative commentators over the years. But Rozenski's frank and blunt presentation makes it virtually impossible to deny the destructive nature of ethnic studies.

Ethnic studies advocates may argue that Rozenski is an anomaly, but he is a leading figure in Minnesota's ethnic studies movement and an architect of Minnesota's ethnic studies initiatives, so such It would be impossible to maintain denial. Democrats may try to sabotage the election, but Republicans and conservative media must not allow it.

Not only did Rozensky admit that the goal of ethnic studies was the destruction of America, he also blamed many of his compatriots for not revealing their purpose. Again, this should come as no surprise to anyone who has been paying any attention.

Mr. Rozenski has ties to Governor Walz. Ethnic studies is an important initiative for Walz, as the Department of Education has appointed Rozenski to the Ethnic Studies “Implementation Framework'' committee. In 2021, he introduced what he calls his “.due north” The education plan featured funding for major ethnic studies initiatives. Talk about your efforts during your tenure. State House Addresshe said:

“This plan will dramatically reform school finance, expand access to rigorous teaching, and ensure that the curriculum and teacher workforce better reflect an increasingly diverse student body. It addresses racial and geographic opportunity gaps.”

For those who don't know anything, there is nothing to argue with this disgusting article. But in reality, quotas are mandatory. Unless everyone agrees to a quota and works tirelessly to achieve it, which would be more miraculous than Waltz not knowing about the ethnic studies program, a quota must be imposed. Anyone who disagrees will be called a “racist.” If this doesn't silence them, they will be censored, humiliated, threatened, and fired.

In addition to the announcement of Mr. Walz's “True North” program, there has been a very public and loud discussion about the ethnic studies curriculum, which Mr. Walz has vigorously championed.

If Mr. Waltz disavows his desire to overthrow the United States (which he rightly does), he will have to explain why he appointed someone with whom he clearly disagrees to lead the ethnic studies program.

And just as Rozenski is tied to Walz, Walz is tied to Vice President Kamala Harris. How is it possible that a presidential candidate would have as his running mate someone who wants to overthrow America? I scratch my head and cry at the same time. The revelation of Waltz's commitment to ethnic studies makes him not just “extremely liberal,” “extreme,” or “radical” (common epithets for Waltz), but an out-and-out revolutionary. That Waltz is a revolutionary at least suggests that Harris is also a revolutionary. And there's plenty of direct evidence to boot. Encouraging the 2020 riots, as she did (in the video), or unleashing the mob, as she also did, are examples.

Reporters, at least honest reporters, will be combing Waltz's record for further evidence of revolutionary intentions. Reporters will also, or should, look at educational practices in other states where similarly revolutionary intentions are evident.

But there's more to it than that. I support Democratic ideas such as open borders, transgenderism, CRT, DEI, America is Systemically Racist, social justice, the 1619 Project, the 2020 riots, and defunding the police. I hope that you will carefully monitor your policies and actions. All of these programs and historical events are innovative. Elections will be about the economy, immigration, crime, abortion, education, etc., and Republicans should explain that the Democratic version of each of these policies serves the overall goal of destroying America. Sen. Josh Hawley is one of the few politicians, perhaps the only one, to publicly connect the various elements of Democratic policy.

Most Democrats, and here we're putting aside the destructive leftists, are decent, patriotic, and don't want to destroy America. But these well-meaning Democrats support elements of the destructive left's agenda. No individual component will destroy America, but the sum of them will destroy America. Democrats who have no intention of destroying their country will wake up one day and realize that they have (mostly) unintentionally done just that. I rather suspect that Waltz wants to overthrow America, at least consciously. On the other hand, nearly every step he has taken, and almost every step he will ultimately take, including a mandatory ethnic studies curriculum, will end in the destruction of the American way of life. Dew.

Rozenski's episode, if properly promoted, could be the gift that keeps on giving. Rozensky provided Republicans with the correct narrative: America is under attack by Kamalism, a revolutionary regime. In fact, there is no alternative story.

Here, Trump might call Kamala “the destructive Kamala” and the Democratic Party the “destructive party.” Other Republicans must speak out as well. Vivek Ramaswamy is the right candidate to lead on this issue. He understands Kamalism well, is charismatic and is someone who can energize a movement. Senator Hawley could also play this role. He understands that Kamalism and is effectively structuring his Senate campaign accordingly.

Republicans should make clear that Walz's ethnic studies program represents a future Harris-Waltz administration. Republicans need to tie this plan to Kamala's campaign.

President Trump's support base is poised to disappear, and the right leadership will be able to meet this challenge. I pray that all Republicans and conservatives will do the same.

Tom Klingenstein is president of the Claremont Institute, speaker, author, philanthropist, and playwright.

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