The Puppeteering Of The CDC By America's Teachers Unions
Today, Dom Giordano led off by giving a nation-wide update on educational issues during Coronavirus. First, Giordano discusses a story in the New York Post, which examines the link between CDC guidelines and the American Federation of Teachers. According the Post, the AFT lobbied the CDC on, and even suggested language for, the federal agency’s school-reopening guidance released in February. Then, Giordano discusses the decision by Parents Magazine to promote a book that’s based on Critical Race Theory, titled Stamped (for Kids), an abridged remix of Ibram X. Kendi’s best-selling Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You, a young adult book that laid the groundwork for Critical Race Theory. Then, Giordano discusses the continued reaction on the Left to last week’s State of the Union rebuttal by Tim Scott, playing back MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross, who called Scott names such as a ‘token’ and a ‘clown’ who dances for Mitch McConnell. Also, throughout the hour, Dom asks listeners and his producers for people who are wise, as today is the birthday of famous philosopher Machiavelli.
National Day Of Prayer Comes To Bucks County
Gabrielle and Patti Bruno return to the Dom Giordano Program to promote this year’s National Day of Prayer on Thursday, which usually takes place in Rose Tree Park in Delaware County. Due to virus guidelines, the National Day of Prayer sadly cannot take place this year in the park, but the Bruno's still have a ton on the docket for Thursday’s National Day of Prayer. Starting at 11AM, the ladies will host a virtual gathering on Zoom playing a stream of prayer and worship videos. Then, at 5PM on Thursday, the Zoom call will turn into a live interactive prayer and worship. To join the fun on Thursday, head over to nationaldayofprayerdelco.com.