The founder of 1776 Project PAC joined KUSI_GMSD to talk about K-12 school boards' continued attempts to silence conservative parents. The 1776 Project works to promote patriotism and preserve the nation's moral integrity. More info:
SAN DIEGO – The 1776 Project PAC draws attention to the shift in K-12 history books toward the perspective of the oppressed, a practice which has turned an entire generation against nationalist tendencies.
The 1776 Project PAC calls attention to the activity of school boards across the nation and their actions against conservative families. KUSI’s Paul Rudy was joined by Founder Ryan Girdusky of 1776 Project PAC to talk about the efforts of the org and what they’ve accomplished so far.
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