And the lesson today is from fascistprop 101:
'Attorney General Jeff Sessions said "lock her up" at an event on Tuesday – joining a refrain of calls to jail former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that was often shouted at Trump presidential campaign rallies during the 2016 elections.
Sessions laughed as the gathering of conservatives at a high school leadership summit chanted "lock her up." '
abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/attorney-general-jeff-sessions-lock-high-school-leadership/story?id=56780752
Charles Louis Richter
@richterscale
The "high school leadership summit" where this happened is a Turning Point USA event for conservative high school students.
mobile.twitter.com/richterscale/status/1021767917082435584
'DeVos Will Join Turning Point USA, Conservative Campus Group, at Conference'
of the U.S. Education Department will appear alongside Charlie Kirk, the controversial founder of Turning Point USA, as part of the group’s High School Leadership Summit, taking place this week in Washington, the Education Department announced on Monday.
Turning Point USA is a right-wing group that has caused an upheaval among campus conservatives, with some criticizing it for undermining conservatism at colleges writ large. It has also faced allegations of racism in it's ranks.
DeVos will be joining a lineup that includes conservative lawmakers like Rep. Kevin McCarthy, majority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives; Sen. Orrin Hatch, Republican of Utah; and former Trump staff members like Sean Spicer and Anthony Scaramucci, as well as right-wing personalities like Turning Point’s Kirk and Candace Owens. The billionaires Mark Cuban and Peter Thiel are also on the list. Other members of the administration — Jeff Sessions, the attorney gerneral, and Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations — are also slated to speak.
A request for comment from the Education Department wasn’t immediately returned on Monday.
Turning Point USA in recent months has developed a reputation as an agitator on college campuses. The Chronicle has previously reported on Turning Point’s efforts to influence student-government elections through campaign contributions. The conservative group also made national headlines for embarrassing reasons when students at the Kent State University chapter wore diapers to protest so-called safe spaces. Internet ridicule followed, and the national chapter sought to distance itself from the Kent State group, while members of that group said they felt abandoned.'
www.chronicle.com/article/DeVos-Will-Join-Turning-Point/243991
www.chronicle.com/article/Inside-a-Stealth-Plan-for/240008
www.chronicle.com/article/5-Takeaways-From-Turning/243064