Former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard said both conservative and liberal parents should have the right to raise their children without fear of the government.
Tuesday that she supports Florida's Parental Rights in Education law and believes conservative parents should have the right to raise their kids without fear of the government.
What we're seeing is the government increasingly encroaching on this relationship, driving a wedge between parents and their kids and taking away parents rights one by one. This is a dangerous thing. Conservative parents should have the right to raise their kids to impart their values on their kids without fear of the government saying,"Well, you're a bad parent and because you're a bad parent, we're going to take your kids away from you.
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