Tea Party whiner prompts politically motivated probe

The Far Right went berserk recently when the superintendent of the Franklin, Ohio, school system spoke out against school funding cuts by fascist Gov. John Kasich. These cuts will require a stiff tax levy to restore funding.

You'd think the Tea Party would have wanted the school district to keep its funding in order to keep taxes lower. But what the loldumb Tea Party says is often different from what it does.

Now it turns out that one Kelly Kohls contacted Warren County Prosecutor David Fornshell - a Republican - about the superintendent who dared to oppose the cuts. Kohls wanted Fornshell to file charges against the superintendent for engaging in political activity. So? Isn't a good portion of activity by school officials in other districts political? A school system in Kentucky urged folks to attend a right-wing rally supporting a bill against Sudafed. Why aren't charges being filed against that school district? Faculty at my high school took us to a rally supporting the 1991 Gulf War. Should charges be filed against them?

Kohls's complaint resulted in Fornshell launching a politically motivated investigation of Franklin's superintendent.

Who is Kelly Kohls? She's the head of the Warren County Tea Party and president of the school board in Springboro, Ohio.

The real question is, how in the hell did a teagagger get to be president of a school board? Why is this mistake being repeated elsewhere in the state? Kohls helped start the extreme-right Ohio School Boards Leadership Council - which lists the president of the East Knox school district among its board of directors.

Despite her claims to being a champion of limited government, Kohls has tried to have creationism taught in her school district.

This is the status of the Tea Party as of today, Thursday, March 7, 2013. Hated worse than ever - but still soothed at every opportunity. How long will this zombie fascism last? As long as you let it. It's your call, folks.

(Source: http://www.plunderbund.com/2013/03/05/tea-party-activist-first-to-contact-gop-prosecutor)