this fall through distance learning. now we have a tendency as humans and as americans to live such fast pacedast lives to want to move on too fast from crisis. pp what doro i mean by that? isn t the resilient approach of carrying on a good thing, laura a trait to be encouraged rather than crying over spilled milk? when we re talking thoughh a abt something as profoundly damaging as the government s pandemic lock down mandates, the answer is yes and no.n no, we shouldn t wallow all the lingering miseries that we can t change. but yes, we need n accountabiliy to ensure that this never, everh happens againap and that means holding accountable anyone in any organizationer that recklessly pushed policies that were never grounded in sciencee and certainly not permissible under our constitutionno. now almost immediately when the lockdown s began on a federal level and then trickling to the states, the angle was a relentless force for protectingvu the vulnerable and also for reopeni
this evening. thank you for joining us . sean will be back on monday. i want to thank sean s entire the bestare just professionals in the world. and remember, you can catch my show, get tammy bruce streaming exclusively on fox nation. you can also read my column at they see us and you can find me at tammy bruce dot locals. have a great weekend, everyone.e ingrams angle is up next . i m laura ingraham. this is ingraham angle from washington tonight . thanks for joining the coming lockdown retribution. that s the focus of tonight s angle. the science says our students can t go back to their normal routine. therefore i am suspending s in-person learning in schools for the remainder of the 20re 19 , 20 , 20 school year we re going to have the schools remainin closed for the rest ofn the year. they must begin the school year
. d especially the schools there are devastating consequences of keeping children away from school for a extended periods of time from a medical and a common standpoint. the decision to put kids back in school should a slamel dunk yes, they don t do well atu all withoutt in-person schooling . the damage incalculable academic decline, depression, isolation, suicide, addiction, abuse. now we tried to warn blue states that keeping the schools close to in-personth learning and shutting down the athletics. remember that allle the gyms tht was going to come back to bite them and we were rightni politically speaking, the virginia governor s race, that manor s francisco school bw wipe out of the democrats, the dfw races earlier this week all point to coming huge losses of closure. democrats in november and nowem more than two years later,oc democrats who advocated the closures, socialal distance learning, all that stuff, they re seeing the fallout for
kindergarten to senior in school understood their homeschooling didn t work. i mean, i had hink seven kids homeschooling and i m like, this is a joke. it doesn t work. more work for parents just trying to get them connected online and having anything. but two things happen. no. one , you pointed it out two years ago but donald trump y in the summer of 2020 said, listen, governors, get your kids back to school. and asas you know, laura , everything donald trump says must be wrong for political purposes. they said we re not going to daa what donald trump recommended. we re going to keepre schools shut down. that was number one . and to your second point, i think, randi,er weingarten, the amount of money teachers give to democrats and they were saying, listen, w we don t want to get cofidis teachers. we re not essentially teachers . and by the way, teaching fromol home is really nice. we don t want p to got back to school. so it was politics and donors that made democrats make these decis