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Dick Vitale's college basketball preseason All-Americans for UConn Huskies. Sign of the times: Will NIL laws impact recruiting? The opinion piece then declared turning over all major decisions to parents would "risk inhibiting the ability of young people to think independently. Schneider and Berkshire wrote the "sudden push for parental rights" is simply a "political tactic" that mirrors a s observations made by historian Richard Hofstadter, who blamed conservatives who felt America had been "taken away from them and their kin" and resort to "heated exaggeration, suspiciousness, and conspiratorial fantasy" as a result.

The first is the public education system, which hard-liners have long sought to undermine," Schneider and Berkshire wrote. For years, the Republican Party has understood that the demographic tide is against it. Knowing that every vote matters, the GOP has increasingly relied on a strategy of voter suppression. Terry McAuliffe, left, during a rally in Dumfries, Va. The co-authors felt "Republicans have worked to ensure that their base turns out in force by stoking White racial grievance" using backlash against critical race theory as their evidence.

Turned against their schools and their democracy, they may wake from their conspiratorial fantasies to find a pile of rubble and a heap of ashes. The article, which was first published on Thursday but was shared by the liberal newspaper on Monday, was quickly mocked on social media.