McKay Cunningham
It was foolish, but I had to try. My former Sunday school teacher had posted a message on Facebook. Her message vehemently denounced the Supreme Court for rejecting the Texas lawsuit that alleged election illegality.
When confronted in the comments, my former Sunday school teacher said it was clear âto anyone with a brainâ that the election was rigged. She went on to say that she did not expect âthe other sideâ to get it because the other side was âwillfully blindâ and âmorally corrupt.â
It had been 34 years since I was a kid in her Sunday school class, but she knew and respected my parents. I wanted to connect personally, before addressing her Facebook post:
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