Difference between revisions of "Courtney Geels"

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Courtney Geels is a conservoid candidate in the 2022 US House race for North Carolina District 4. She is a registered nurse and former Christian missionary.

Her positions are very much in aligntment with the current Republican Party line.

for the misnamed "right to life"
for "parents' rights" (the "right" of right-wing parents not to have their children educated about racism or LGBTQ+ people): education should be "free from political ideology"; "I stand against the teaching of CRT and Queer/Gender Theory in our schools."
"against the overreach of power from our federal government", aka "individual rights" (never mind where the federal government is trying to protect those rights against the overreach of certain states)
"medical freedom" (the right not to be vaccinated, not the right to get an abortion)
"secure borders"
A positive, perhaps: "I support funding for building and staffing more mental health facilities and decreasing the regulations necessary to keep these facilities open."

official: courtneygeelsforcongress.com, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube (unlisted post)
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 Her positions are very much in aligntment with the current Republican Party line.
 * for the misnamed "[[right to life]]"
-* for "[[parents' rights]]" (the "right" of [[right-wing]] parents not to have their children educated about racism or LGBTQ+ people): education should be "free from political ideology"; "I stand against the teaching of [[Critical Race Theory|CRT]] and Queer/Gender Theory in our schools."
+* [https://courtneygeelsforcongress.com/courtney-geels-defends-concerned-parents/ for] "[[parents' rights]]" (the "right" of [[right-wing]] parents not to have their children educated about racism or LGBTQ+ people): education should be "free from political ideology"; "I stand against the teaching of [[Critical Race Theory|CRT]] and Queer/Gender Theory in our schools."
 * "against the overreach of power from our federal government", aka "individual rights" (never mind where the federal government is trying to ''protect'' those rights against the overreach of certain states)
 * "medical freedom" (the right not to be vaccinated, ''not'' the right to get an abortion)