Wisconsin Mother Condemns Democrat Propaganda Targeting Children
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**Outrage: Wisconsin Mother Speaks Out After Disturbing Political Gesture Targeted at Her Child**
A shocking incident unfolded at a local farmers market in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where a volunteer associated with the Democratic Party handed an 8-year-old girl a bracelet inscribed with the inflammatory phrase, "Is he dead yet?"
This deplorable act occurred as Katy Neubauer and her family were enjoying an ordinary outing, and it quickly turned disturbing when her daughter approached her with the anti-Trump bracelet.
Neubauer voiced her disbelief on Fox News, expressing how such a confrontational message, especially directed at the former president, should never be handed to children.
"What began as a fun family day rapidly turned into a political lecture," she recounted, highlighting the inappropriate politicization of her daughter's experience.
Upon discovering the message, Neubauer immediately confronted the volunteers at the Democratic booth, stating firmly, "We don’t wear hate speech here," before walking away seething in disbelief.
Seeing the booth distribute such a politically charged item to children has raised concerns about the appropriateness of politicizing public spaces meant for family engagement.
Neubauer's confrontation did not stop there. After continuing her visit to the market, she discovered more bracelets displaying equally controversial slogans, including ones that referenced the deadly meme "8647," which insinuates hostility toward Trump.
These revelations sparked swift repercussions, leading Oshkosh Farmers Market officials to ban the Winnebago County Democratic Party from operating their booth for the remainder of the season, pending a review of their eligibility for future markets.
Local officials have indicated that numerous complaints were lodged against the booth, highlighting widespread discontent with such disrespectful tactics aimed at children.
This incident comes amid heightened tensions surrounding political discourse in the country, with some segments of the Left seemingly adopting increasingly aggressive tactics.
The disturbing reality of political violence and harassment is hitting closer to home than ever, as evidenced by a recent survey indicating alarming sentiments among political opponents toward President Trump.
As communities continue to grapple with rising political tensions and attempts to influence young minds through divisive messages, Neubauer’s experience serves as a reminder of the critical need for civility and respect within public spaces.
As we look towards the future, let us hope for an environment where constructive dialogue replaces incendiary rhetoric, particularly when it involves our children.
Sources:
spectator.org
breitbart.com
lifezette.com
A shocking incident unfolded at a local farmers market in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where a volunteer associated with the Democratic Party handed an 8-year-old girl a bracelet inscribed with the inflammatory phrase, "Is he dead yet?"
This deplorable act occurred as Katy Neubauer and her family were enjoying an ordinary outing, and it quickly turned disturbing when her daughter approached her with the anti-Trump bracelet.
Neubauer voiced her disbelief on Fox News, expressing how such a confrontational message, especially directed at the former president, should never be handed to children.
"What began as a fun family day rapidly turned into a political lecture," she recounted, highlighting the inappropriate politicization of her daughter's experience.
Upon discovering the message, Neubauer immediately confronted the volunteers at the Democratic booth, stating firmly, "We don’t wear hate speech here," before walking away seething in disbelief.
Seeing the booth distribute such a politically charged item to children has raised concerns about the appropriateness of politicizing public spaces meant for family engagement.
Neubauer's confrontation did not stop there. After continuing her visit to the market, she discovered more bracelets displaying equally controversial slogans, including ones that referenced the deadly meme "8647," which insinuates hostility toward Trump.
These revelations sparked swift repercussions, leading Oshkosh Farmers Market officials to ban the Winnebago County Democratic Party from operating their booth for the remainder of the season, pending a review of their eligibility for future markets.
Local officials have indicated that numerous complaints were lodged against the booth, highlighting widespread discontent with such disrespectful tactics aimed at children.
This incident comes amid heightened tensions surrounding political discourse in the country, with some segments of the Left seemingly adopting increasingly aggressive tactics.
The disturbing reality of political violence and harassment is hitting closer to home than ever, as evidenced by a recent survey indicating alarming sentiments among political opponents toward President Trump.
As communities continue to grapple with rising political tensions and attempts to influence young minds through divisive messages, Neubauer’s experience serves as a reminder of the critical need for civility and respect within public spaces.
As we look towards the future, let us hope for an environment where constructive dialogue replaces incendiary rhetoric, particularly when it involves our children.
Sources:
spectator.org
breitbart.com
lifezette.com
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