Author: Easton Gazette

By CT Centinal Staff June 27, 2025 State Sens. Martin Looney (L) and Bob Duff (R) Parents all over the country today celebrated the Supreme Court ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor. The case was brought by a group of Maryland parents who argued that their school board’s no-opt-out policy infringed on parents’ rights to the free exercise of their religion. SCOTUS agreed in a 6-3 decision that parents should have a right to opt their elementary-school-aged children out of LGBTQ+ themed lessons. Connecticut democrats were absolutely appalled by the decision. Senate President Pro Tempore Martin M. Looney, D-New Haven, and…

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Upholds the Right of Parents to Opt their Children OUT of Lessons that Violate Religious Beliefs 6-3 Maryland parents advocate for religious rights outside the U.S. Supreme Court on April 22, 2025, Photo Credit: Yahoo.com The Supreme Court ruled on Friday, June 27, 2025 on the Mahmoud v. Taylor case in a 6-3 majority which stated that parents must be allowed to opt their children out of reading or being taught material that conflicts with their religious or moral beliefs. The case originated in Montgomery County, Maryland when a group of parents objected to their children being taught from…

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America First Legal (AFL) announced on Wednesday that they secured a six figure settlement from Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) on behalf of its clients, Matthew Foldi and Bethany Mandel. The U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland found that MCPS’s “Staff Pride” affinity group may have violated Mandel’s First Amendment rights. The group blocked Mandel on “X” after she criticized the school district’s decision to end parents’ rights to opt their children out of LGBTQ based curriculum. Statement from Ian Prior, America First Legal Senior Advisor: “America First Legal is proud to have represented Matthew Foldi and Bethany…

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By Greenwich Patriots June 24, 2025 Screenshot, Project Veritas Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter Project Veritas just released an absolutely shocking and disturbing video about transgender activists in Connecticut. Yes, it turns out that some transgender activists ARE, in fact, coming after your children and trying to transition them without parents even knowing. The video features an undercover journalist and an actor posing as a 12-year-old girl who wants to transition to a boy, but her parents are unhappy with the transition. What transpires next is deeply unsettling. Rev. Aaron Miller, the Senior Pastor from the Metropolitan Community Church in Hartford, tells the girl that…

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(Pictures are from generic files) Millions of people have watched as the California Governor Gavin Newsome and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass have done little to nothing to prevent rioters to burn Los Angeles to the ground. Vice President J.D. Vance in a visit to L.A. on June 20th, stated that the city had gotten better since the deployment on U.S. Marines and soldiers last week. Citizens and business owners told Vance that the deployments were “still a very necessary part” of quelling the violence. .@VP: “If you enforce your own laws … we’re not going to send in the…

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And How People Can Fund Them Through Donations Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter A friend of mine posted on Facebook the other day that she “was ashamed to live in a town that didn’t support it’s non-profits.” I agree. But I don’t think the town government budget should supply that support. Here’s why. Public money is just that. Public. It is derived from taxes that are collected from the citizens of that town. This money doesn’t just appear out of the clear blue sky. Someone had to earn it. It is money designed to carry out the functions of government, public…

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The Maryland State Department of Education and the Accountability and Implementation Board Negotiate Responsibilities It may be time for the citizens of Maryland to figure it out. Our local elected school boards are no longer necessary in running the public schools. If this comment shocks and upsets you, review the following facts: The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, a multi-billion-dollar education monstrosity mandates how much locals will spend on public schools and what that money will be used for, thus taking the important decision making out of the hands of local elected officials. Through HB 161, passed in last year’s legislative…

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By State Senator Johnny Mautz, District 37 Friends, I’m reaching out because something’s happening in Annapolis that threatens everything we value here on the Eastern Shore – our farms, our local say in how our land gets used, and our way of life. Governor Moore just signed a law that strips away our counties’ ability to protect our best farmland from massive solar installations. That’s right – local zoning that’s protected our Priority Preservation Areas for decades can now be overruled by Annapolis bureaucrats who’ve probably never walked a cornfield. This isn’t about being against clean energy. This is about…

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Policy Limits Free Speech By Requiring The Use of “Preferred Pronouns” and Supports Cross Gender Use Of Bathrooms and Locker Rooms While the over sixty generation is taking on the cause of gang members, stifling free speech and teaching children that they are not perfect in their gender identity, there is hope! The young people in several Frederick County Public Schools are proof! Students in the Frederick County Public Schools organized a protest for Friday, May 23, 2025. The protest was against FCPS policy 443. The policy had been approved by the Frederick County Board of Education on This is…

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16-year-old Jaylen Prince was convicted of first degree murder after he shot and killed another student at Joppatowne High. Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter The normally peaceful Harford County was rocked in the last three years with violence that involved teenagers. One of the most shocking was the shooting of 15-year-old Warren Grant inside Joppatowne High School. The teen was shot and killed by 16-year-old Jaylen Prince inside a school bathroom. The community was shattered by the incident particularly as it came on the heels of other violent murders in the county in the past three years. A mother of five,…

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