Teachers Lose Jobs Over Assassination Posts

0:00On April 28, two teachers just lost their jobs over wild social media posts after a failed attempt to assassinate former President Trump at the guise of all. White House correspondent Stinner, a preschool teacher in Ohio named Corinne Baum got fired from her Cincinnati daycare for a TikTok video sying and disappointment that Trump survived. The attack, meanwhile, a high school social studies teacher in Wisconsin, Patrick Meyer got suspended for an ex-post calling recent assassins embarrassing and pushing to make Americans great assassins again. The attack happened Saturday night when a 31-year-old guy from California, Cole Thomas Allen tried storming the event with a shotgun, pistol, and knives. Secret Service agents stopped him after a shootout, keeping Trump and Vice President JD van safe. Allen got hurt, but not shot, and a Secret Service officer survived thanks to his bulletproof vest. He's now facing life in prison if convicted.

1:00Parents and school officials are fired up about the teacher s comments. In Wisconsin, folks at a school board meeting Sland Myers Post as teaching kids it's okay to kill over disagreements with some demanding he be. Fire for good. The district stressed they reject any violence, even if there's no direct threat to students. Baum's school said her words went against their no-violence policy and cut her loose quick. A friend said she's really upset but not talking. Meyer's under investigation, and while some students call him a solid teacher, a local congressman ripped the rhetoric as unacceptable for educators. This mess shows how fast all my rants can end careers, especially when they touch on big political violence like this attempt. Schools are drawing hard lines to keep things safe for kids.