School boards aren’t what they used to be. During a school board meeting in Marlboro, New Jersey, liberal board candidates had a group chat titled “This Bitch Needs to Die.” It isn’t clear whether that group formed spontaneously during the meeting, or had been in existence for some time.
In any event, the “bitch” in question was Danielle Bellomo, a conservative member of the school board.
A New Jersey school board candidate was caught red-handed sending vicious, sexual messages about a conservative female board member in a group chat labeled “ThisBitchNeedsToDie.”
Photos of Scott Semaya’s vile texts about Danielle Bellomo at a July school board meeting leaked this week on social media — and the widening scandal is now being investigated by local cops and roiling the affluent suburb of Marlboro.
Apart from wishing Bellomo dead, liberal school board candidate Scott Semaya made this sexual comment about her:
Bellomo must be cold — her nips could cut glass right n
Someone apparently got this photo–I am not sure how–which caused the story to break:
In writing about the Jay Jones scandal, I commented that I think liberals talk this way among themselves all the time. Jones’s mistake was texting his desire to murder Virginia’s House Speaker and his children to a Republican. Here, too, God only knows what these liberals have been saying among themselves all along. Their conduct became public only because someone took a picture and gave it to a conservative news outlet. I assume a liberal news outlet would have buried the story.
I agree with the consensus view that the explosion of violence we are seeing from the Democratic Party is the direct result of years of violent rhetoric that have come from that party’s leaders. We have not seen anything like this since, at least, the Civil War.
The other notable point about this New Jersey story is common to school board races across the country. Many school boards, probably most, have been taken over by left-wingers. But they never run as left-wingers. Rather, this school board is typical:
Semaya and Goldberg were running on a purportedly apolitical slate called Collaborators for Responsible Education, or CORE.
Bellomo, on the other hand, is a parents’ rights advocate. This kind of conflict between leftists who masquerade as apolitical school board members and those who have reacted against left-wing governance of our schools is going on just about everywhere.
