REPUBLICAN LUNATIC ASSAULTS CHILDREN IN THE SCHOOLS WITH HER DIRTY MOUTH

  Rayla Campbell, the GOP’s candidate for secretary of state, baselessly warned the crowd that public schools are instructing 5-year-olds to perform oral sex on each other. (Many fellow Republicans disavowed her vulgarity, but backed up the sentiment.)   https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/05/30/nation/even-massachusetts-gop-politics-are-all-about-trump/?s_campaign=bostonglobe:push:web

Vulgar convention comments were ‘not appropriate,’ GOP gubernatorial candidate says, but backs claims of indoctrination in schools   GEOFF DEAL IS A JOKE AND DOESN'T HAVE A SNOWBALL'S CHANCE IN HELL OF BEING GOVERNOR, NOT ENDORSING THIS IDEA

By Samantha J. Gross Globe Staff,Updated May 23, 2022, 2:01 p.m.

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Candidate Governor Geoff Diehl speaks during the the 2022 Republican State Convention in Springfield, MA on May 21, 2022.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

Republican candidate for governor Geoff Diehl told reporters Monday that vulgar comments made about school curricula by a secretary of state candidate during the party’s convention Saturday were “not appropriate,” but leaned into a separate controversial claim that permeated the weekend event, which is that Democratic control in the state would lead to “indoctrination” of children in schools.

At the MassMutual Center in Springfield Rayla Campbell, the party’s candidate for secretary of state, urged Republican delegates to take an active role when it comes to what their children are learning in schools.

“I don’t think it’s nice when they’re telling your 5-year-old that he can [perform a sex act on] another 5-year-old,” she said, drawing gasps from the audience. “Do you?”