PA's Eugene Delgaudio: Convene Congressional Hearings To Investigate Firing of Christian Teacher In Lake County, Florida
Principal Pam Chateauneuf
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Debbie Stivender, Lake County School
Board
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Dear Principal Chateauneuf,
Mount Dora High School has removed a
veteran social-studies teacher Gerald (Jerry) Buell for expressing
his opinion that same sex marriage is wrong.
Please immediately re-instate Gerald
(Jerry) Buell.
Your actions responding to an email
complaint about Mr. Buell's opinion expressed in a free speech
forum show that you will bend over backwards to the homosexual and
politically correct lobby and Lake County, Florida is still part of
the USA and the American Constitution still applies.
As well as federal laws which
proscribe and otherwise prohibit the brainwashing and mental
torture of children which seems to be the apparent policy at your
school district. Under the federal Hatch Act on Education Revised
(not to be confused with the Hatch Act on federal elections which
has also been revised), which prohibits brainwashing and the use of
certain advocacy techniques (death worship, suicide and drug
advocacy) your advocacy of the homosexual lifestyle to children may
violate that prohibition.
The man has done nothing but express
an opinion. Depriving him of a job for a simple expression of
opinion shows you to be anti-family, anti-taxpayer and anti-moral--
the very opposite of what's required to run an public education
institution.
You have become part of a propaganda
machine.
I am asking the House Education and
the Workforce Committee (formerly the House Education and Labor
Commitee) chairman, Congressman John Kline, Republican of
Minnesota, of the U.S. House of Representatives to hold emergency
hearings on the free speech of Christian men like Gerald (Jerry)
Buell and how to prevent irresponsbile anti-moral and anti-family
actions such as yours from happening.
It is my belief that existing federal
laws prevent you from using federal dollars to assist in the
spreading of propaganda that has no foundation in law or moral
values and prohibits you from eliminating the constitutional right
to religious or moral expressions outside of your school
property.
It is my understanding that you are
acting on the basis of an advocacy of Christian values as bringing
"disrepute to your school" but that is a perversion of your legal
right and would be the subject of the Congressional hearing. Do
you, indeed, think that "disrepute" has something to do with
genuine religious values and actually think that Congress intends
you to blatantly use federal taxpayer dollars to promote your
anti-Christian propaganda?
Sincerely,
Eugene Delgaudio
PRESIDENT, PUBLIC ADVOCATE OF THE U.S.