Ever since Democrats came out swinging against Florida's parental rights in education bill,

which bans sexual conversations from kindergarten through third-rate classrooms,

the Libs have found themselves on the receiving end of a new political slogan,

okay, groomer. Some conservatives think this slogan is hyperbolic and counterproductive.

I for one think it's great. After years of Democrats banding about the word racist,

unfairly to destroy people's lives and shut down debate, I am all for a potentially equally

powerful word like groomer, which in this case I think is being used fairly. Conservatives are arguing

that if you insist on having sexual conversations with kids in the classroom or anywhere else,

and then hiding those conversations from their parents, you are a groomer. You are priming kids

for certain kinds of sexual behaviors for a certain kind of sexual perspective. The attack so far

seems pretty effective. According to recent polls, the vast majority of likely voters support the

Florida law and oppose sexual conversations with little kids. And yet, despite the popularity of

this bill and other bills, Democrats are doubling down all the way up to the White House,

which now says it's going to fight to protect sexual conversations between teachers and little

kids in Florida and all around the country. Bad news for kids. Bad news for the culture,

but potentially bad news for Democrats too, as voters head into the midterms,

pissed off and eager to protect their kids. I'm Michael Nolzis, the Michael Nolz Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Sunshine Cool Water,

who says, I didn't even know my teacher's first names until I got my yearbooks.

That's true. This is true. I loved my teachers. I still speak to a number of my teachers,

including teachers all the way back to my kindergarten teachers, a matter of fact.

So I love my teachers. We have kept in touch, at least with many of those teachers,

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