Sasse: left-wing attacks on Karen Pence for teaching at the "fundamentally American" Christian school

Sen. Nebraska's Ben Sasse criticized left-wing groups for attacking second-lady Karen Pence's decision to resume her teaching career at a Christian school in Washington.

Ms. Pence was recently hired to teach art in a school that some critics have described as homophobic because a school document asks students to "not participate [e] in the school. sexual immorality, homosexual or bisexual activities ", […] Human Rights Campaign was a group to speak, tweeting that the Pences" never miss an opportunity to show that their public service concerns only some ".

The Pences never seem to miss an opportunity to show that their public service concerns only certain people. https://t.co/d7IqWzFRDg

– Campaign for Human Rights (@HRC) January 16, 2019

Sasse called the outrage "d & # 39; absurd "and stated that Pence's religious beliefs were under attack. "She does not need a job, she does that to love her neighbor, through the art," Sasse said, calling the criticism "fundamentally non-American way of thinking ".

Sasse added that a judge from his original country had been subjected to the Democrats Sense. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii and Kamala Harris of California questioned, among other things, his membership of the Knights of Columbus.

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