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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton After posting photos of a new book supporting the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) Chief Randi Weingarten, came under fire on social media, which showed her political rival was “fascist.”
“Congratulations to my friend [Weingarten] About “Why are fascists afraid of teachers?” From banning books to controlling courses, privileged people are receiving public education because it is the cornerstone of democracy,” Clinton released Wednesday, along with photos of Weinerdin holding the book.
“Randi’s new book is a critical reading for this moment,” she wrote.
Clinton has been criticized by conservatives who believe this continues to smear campaigns against political opponents, many who believe it helps the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Hillary Clinton promoted a book this week, suggesting that “fascists” aim for democracy. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps; Cindy Ord/Getty Images)
“Charlie Kirk was murdered by a lunatic for a week Posted on X.
“Now, Randi Weingarten has a new book that argues that everyone who disagrees with her view on public education – which destroyed public education in the United States – is a fascist.”
“This disgusting remark from Hillary Clinton and Randi Weingarten after Charlie Kirk’s assassination,” wrote Corey Deangelis, senior fellow at the American Cultural Program, wrote on X.
Charlie Kirk attended the TPUSA event in Arizona in 2024. (Rebecca Noble/AFP via Getty Images)
“Charlie Kirk happened to be murdered a week ago,” conservative influencer Jack Posobiec Posted on X. “Today is Hillary Clinton:”
Restaurant and Huntington Beach City Councilman Andrew Gruel Posted on X.
“Room. That’s what you all should read.” Chuck Ross, Washington’s free beacon investigative reporter Posted on X.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
“Democrats Hillary Clinton and Randi Weingarten are still suggesting that Republicans are ‘fascists’,” accounts belonging to the Republican National Committee (RNC) Posted on X.
“They are really powerless, are they?”
Fox News Digital contacted Clinton’s office to comment on the post, which generated 2 million views on X but was not immediately heard.
Weingarten’s book, which hit bookshelf on Tuesday, elaborated on her views on what she said was a struggle for fascist ideology and how to “destroy democracy, opportunity and public education as we know it.”
“The attacks on schools and teachers have long been a hallmark of the fascist regime: throughout history, with many dictators taking power, they began to ban books and control curriculum,” reads the preview of the book. “Fascists are afraid of teachers because teachers have cultivated an educated and capable population that can see propaganda and intimidation tactics of the past. Fascists are afraid of teachers because they teach young people how to think on their own.”
Media experts and conservatives have been pointing to the left claiming that the years of conservative figures such as Kirk are “fascists.”
Kirk said after assassination in the hands of the shooter authorities that he accepted the leftist ideology, Many examples Liberal experts, politicians, professors and others who celebrate or downplay Kirk’s death have prompted many to blame Kirk’s death contributors and to blame the left for fierce political rhetoric.
Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
