Transgender Lesson Plan for Kindergartners is the Last Straw

Now more than ever, Maine’s K-12 swamp needs to be drained.

With that goal in mind, Maine First Project circulated a petition calling on Governor Mills to fire her Commissioner of Education, Pender Makin, for dereliction of duty.

I am pleased to report that I delivered those petitions to the Governor’s office on Friday afternoon of last week.

Maine First is the only organization in the Pine Tree State holding politicians and administrators accountable for what amounts to child abuse in the classroom. Please consider making a generous contribution of $10, $25, $50, $100, or whatever you can afford, to protect Maine students from the twin plagues of political indoctrination and gender-bender madness.

Maine First Project turned in 645 signed petitions detailing  Commissioner Makin’s failure to do her job.

That number would have been much higher but for the relentless shadow-banning on social media, and the Big Tech censorship that targets any resistance to wokeness in the workplace and the classroom.

Within days of Maine First Project’s petition launch in late April, Makin doubled down on the indoctrination and brainwashing!

Commissioner Makin actually posted a video on the MDOE website telling kindergartners that sometimes the doctor makes a mistake when the doc tells parents whether their newborn baby is a boy or a girl.

The LGBTQ+ activism video for kindergartners also included grotesque rainbow-colored cartoon characters singing about “queer” and “pansexual” families.

If you haven’t seen the video yet, click here to see what Commissioner Makin made available on the Education Department’s website.

Maine First Project blew the whistle on this scandal weeks before it landed on the front pages of Maine’s very Fake News media outlets. Those rags immediately went into damage control mode, defending the indefensible, and smearing Republicans as “transphobes and bigots.”

In any case, don’t hold your breath waiting for Janet Mills to fire Commissioner Makin. We made our point — and we reached hundreds of Mainers who were unaware of the foul smell emanating from the K-12 swamp.

If you want to help us spread the word — to make more Mainers aware of what’s going on in their children’s classrooms — please consider making a generous contribution to Maine First Project. Whether it’s $10, $25, $50, $100, or whatever you can afford, your gift will be invested in draining the swamp that extends from Augusta to your local school district.

With your support, we will continue to reach, inform, and mobilize Mainers to make education great again.

Thanks for all you do every day to pull our beloved state back from the precipice!

Sincerely,

Hon. Lawrence Lockman
Maine House of Representatives, 2012-2020
Co-founder & President
Maine First Project

P.S.

Are you fed up with the dumpster load of dangerous, demented curriculum material on the Maine Department of Education’s website?

You’re not alone!

Mainers from Fort Kent to Kittery have had enough of the educational malpractice that’s the rule rather than the exception in Maine’s K-12 schools.

Help us reach and mobilize more Mainers to make Maine education great again. Whether it’s $10, $25, $50, $100, or whatever you can afford, your gift will be invested in draining the swamp that extends from Augusta to your local school district.