Conservative Texas phone company fueling extremist takeover of schools

A conservative Texas-based phone company is planning a takeover of political offices in the state, starting with public schools.

A conservative Texas-based phone company is planning a takeover of political offices in the US state, starting with public schools.

Earlier this year, the company established a political action committee, Patriot Mobile Action, which allows them to legally fundraise and finance political campaigns. Some key beliefs of the organization are American exceptionalism, “Critical Race Theory and Marxist policies have no place in schools or government,” and that “the United States constitution was founded on Judeo-Christian principles”.Glenn Story, co-founder and president of Patriot Mobile, speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas, Texas.

Local resident Sravan Krishna donated signs that read “In God We Trust” in Arabic and another with a rainbow background. The school board rejected those signs, citing having enough signs as the reason.

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