That is weird. I guess we can agree to that principle but do we need to be draconian about it? Do we need laws to make teachers focus on curriculum?
Didn't you ever read a book that wasn't prescribed by the curriculum?
Didn't you ever read a book that wasn't prescribed by the curriculum?
Don't take my nuance to mean that I approve of this or think it's a good idea.
I don't know. I don't live in Florida. If it's not against the law why should I care?
> Does it matter to American politicians that the majority of Americans are in favor of access to abortions?
Abortion is legal in my state. ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯
Also, politics in America are way more messy than that. The choice becomes "People you agree 50% with or people you agree 20% with?". I would bet that if this were put to a statewide vote, it would not pass.
Which entity is more in touch with the wants and needs of Florida voters: Florida's state and local governments or the federal government in Washington?
FL laws take that power from communities and puts it in State level hands. Your point is upside-down and tries to paint heavy handed big-government rules as better in fact.
Also who said anything about DC? The point was about letting teachers, parents, and yes, minors; make choices for kids. This is whitewashing extremist beliefs over communities that very well may disagree, exactly what you imply this protects lol.