During the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week, Sen. Tom Cotton unloaded on Joe Biden’s radical Attorney General Merrick Garland for threatening parents that are demanding school boards across America stop sexualizing our children and indoctrinating them with racist CRT propaganda.

The DOJ sent a letter to these families telling them they cannot opt-out of mandatory “sensitivity training” at their child’s place of education.

These radicals want us all brainwashed into thinking there is something wrong if you don’t follow their “expert guidance” and if you don’t then you’re labeled as a racist, a bigot, or something else derogatory. This, is what we call gaslighting.

Sen. Cotton started grilling, “You’ve cited, as the basis for that directive, the National School Board Association’s letter of September 29th. Was that directive being prepared before September 29th, before the school board association letter was issued?”

“So, you keep citing the school board letter and news reports. One of those news reports cited in that letter that you presumably mean is from Loudon County, Virginia,” Cotton said.

“No, that’s not what I was talking about,” a sniveling Garland replied.

“Well, you keep citing news reports and that’s the most prominent news report that anyone in America has seen,” Cotton said. He continued, “That refers to Scott Smith, whose 15-year-old daughter was r*ped. She was r*ped in a bathroom by a boy wearing girl’s clothes, and the Loudon County School Board covered it up because it would have interfered with their transgender policy during Pride Month. And that man, Scott Smith, because he went to a school board and tried to defend his daughter’s rights was condemned internationally! Do you apologize to Scott Smith and his 15-yr-old daughter, judge?”

Garland then struggled to give a good response. Take a look for yourself:

Merrick Garland's performance as Attorney General has been shameful. He should resign in disgrace. pic.twitter.com/oyRg9Sc2NV

— Tom Cotton (@SenTomCotton) October 27, 2021

As I’ve said countless times, the best and most immediate thing that you can do as a parent to protect your children and protect our future is by taking our children out of the public school system. It doesn’t come without sacrifice, but it’s worth the sacrifice.