Georgia became the latest state to approve sweeping conservative classroom priorities ahead of the midterm election when Gov. Brian Kemp signed a slew of controversial education bills on Thursday.
“We weren’t elected by the people of this state to shy away from what some would call controversial,” said Kemp at the bill signing. “The bills we’re signing into law today are about doing the right thing.”
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