Recently, San Diego’s board of supervisors decided to stop ICE agents from using the local police facilities for firearm training. The board voted 3-2 to terminate agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection over both agencies’ use of the San Diego Regional Firearms Training Center in Otay Mesa.

Their reason is classic wokeism. Supervisors who voted to terminate both ICE’s and CBP’s access to the range argued that allowing agents to use the facility undermines the community’s trust in local government. This decision follows concerns regarding the use of force during the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

Here’s the irony: they want to improve ICE and CBP training by limiting their training. Makes perfect sense, right? It does if you’re a Democrat.

On a similar note, this is the second teacher in the last two weeks to be voted Teacher of the Year in their school or district and then chastised for doing what they are excellent at.

Stacy Adair is an award-winning teacher from Colorado who was named Teacher of the Year at the 2025 Teacher Freedom Summit—the type of educator that parents eagerly hope their children will be assigned to.

Now, most people would respect a teacher who earned such a prestigious award. More importantly, you would appreciate their ability to teach children that they have clearly demonstrated. Still, those facts weren’t enough to stop the woke machine from attacking such a treasured asset.

Earlier this month, Adair attended a routine back-to-school professional development training while wearing one of her "word" shirts—the same type she has worn for years without any incident. The shirt featured the text: XX ≠ XY.

On that day, no one said a word to her.

A week later, her district called her in, handed her a questionnaire demanding she explain why she wore the shirt, and ordered her not to wear clothing with “controversial messaging” again.

Aaahh, there it is.

If you disagree with Democrats, even if you are unquestionably correct, they move into attack mode.

Adair told Fox News, "They get an anonymous complaint — nobody said anything that day. I would say people don't even know what it means, honestly."

"I told one of my friends that yesterday about getting in trouble, and she goes, 'That's math. I said, 'Well, no, it's actually genetics.”

It appears that there may be much more to the story. Adair says she has expected retaliation for years – and it has nothing to do with a T-shirt.

In 2021, she played a key role in removing two union-supported school board members from office in her district. After their departure, the board allowed the teachers' union contract to quietly expire.

Adair explained:

"It basically dictated how the administration could run the school district. So, if the superintendent wanted to pay teachers extra money for having better scores or outcomes, he had to ask the union first."

The union took control of the school while the elected board did nothing.

"One time a local plumber wrote me a veiled, threatening email to my district email right after I went against the union during a school speech on a Wednesday night.”

District security had her file a police report.

"You don't mess around with the union, So, am I surprised? No.”

“Yes, I'm afraid. I know this is the beginning of them coming after me."

Yet these fascists call conservatives and Republicans fascists. They don’t even know the meaning of the word.

Ryan Walters, the former Oklahoma State Superintendent and current leader of the Teachers Freedom Alliance, says the issue Adair faces is happening in school districts from Colorado to Florida.

Walters told Fox News, "It's not an isolated incident.”

"These are the types of teachers that, when you talk to parents around the country, they go, 'I want my kids in a teacher's class like that.' And yet you see the way that they're treated by the districts."

Walters left his post in Oklahoma in late 2025 to build a national organization to fight back against cases like Adair's, which he is specifically targeting.

"You tally up these types of incidents across the country over two decades and guess what you've got? You've got a lack of other viewpoints in the staff and the employees. And so that's where we've seen this ideology being pushed in schools, even in red states."

This issue is not unprecedented. In 2023, a biology professor in Texas was dismissed from St. Philip's College in San Antonio after students complained that he taught that sex is determined by X and Y chromosomes, which is the same fact stated on Adair's shirt.

In another example, Dr. Johnson Varkey taught human anatomy for 20 years without any complaints before the administrators ended his career.

The union playbook consistently follows the same pattern: wait for an anonymous complaint and then overwhelm the teacher with paperwork until she resigns.

Stacy Adair has spent five years refusing to quit, and she is not starting now.

"I just wear these shirts because they're facts; I just feel like someone has to be stating the truth."

The NEA and AFT have spent decades making sure teachers like Stacy Adair understand the cost of disagreeing with them.

What Democrats don’t understand is that in cases like this, the only victims are the children; then again, they don’t see these kids whose minds can still be bent as victims. They see them as future soldiers for the communist cause.

Milt Harris——Bio and Archives

Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.