Staff Reports
Florida’s new education commissioner is already making waves, and it’s about time someone stood up to the radical leftists who want to stomp out any mention of God in our schools. Anastasios Kamoutsas sent out a powerful message on his first day in office, emphasizing the state’s commitment to not discriminating against students based on “how God created them.” Naturally, this sent the secular left into a frenzy.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is outraged. They claim the commissioner’s language is “inappropriate” and “exclusionary.” How absurd! God-fearing Americans know that acknowledging God’s hand in creation is a deep part of our national heritage. Yet, the FFRF insists that such statements infringe on the principles of our Constitution. It’s almost laughable how they bend the Constitution to fit their agenda while ignoring, or worse, trampling on the rights of Christian Americans.
This move by Kamoutsas is not just a mere letter; it’s a declaration. It’s about restoring the rights of parents in overseeing their child’s education—a theme the left conveniently sidelines. By asserting that parents are their child’s foremost teacher, Kamoutsas empowers families and challenges the pervasive control that public schools have over our children these days. The left may cry foul, but the message is crystal clear: Parents, not bureaucrats, call the shots.
Yes, we need more bold, God-fearing leaders like Commissioner Kamoutsas.
And somebody remind all of these angry atheists that the First Amendment forbids Congress from establishing a religion. It does not forbid talking about God, reading the Bible,… https://t.co/7eqnRNwkkV pic.twitter.com/gsXeEPyph7
— Conservative Tribune (@conserv_tribune) July 25, 2025
Kamoutsas is saying goodbye to the machine that forces kids into ideological boxes. No more political correctness stifling true education. Gone are the days of disturbing kids with divisive theories on race and privilege. In their place, a commitment to facts, to student empowerment, to personal responsibility. Isn’t it refreshing to have a leader willing to fight for education that strengthens students instead of pandering to the leftist agenda?
It’s simple: We need more bold, faith-driven leaders like Kamoutsas. Let the left bang their fists all they want. They’ve tried and failed to frighten us into submission. But we aren’t backing down. Isn’t it funny how the tables have turned? Now they’re the ones running scared while we champion the values that made this nation great.
