Hello, class! Welcome to Kindergarten Calling- where we use our listening ears, speak with kind words and never bully. Let’s gently remind our classmates that name-calling, fibbing and tantrums aren’t how we solve any problems. Our children are watching and learning from us.
@SpeakerJohnson@HouseGOP Now, Mike, I know you’re smart enough to understand that the democrats didn’t vote no because they want non-citizens to vote. They voted no because it will make it harder for married women to vote. Class, what do we say about tricking our friends? Yes, They won’t trust us.
@RepNancyMace If a kid breaks the rules, we absolutely send them to the principal’s office.
We don’t kick them out of school and send them to the basement with no lunch just because someone THINKS they maybe did something wrong.
We ask questions. We listen. We do what’s fair.
One of the biggest sellout frauds in US history. I have no doubt - Trump hater and snake Mitch McConnell sold her as a conservative to Trump to rush her nomination through just to use her as a plant to protect the deep state against Trump’s agenda. She’s a total bought and paid for leftist puppet.
@RepNancyMace In kindergarten, we know it’s okay to disagree.
But calling classmates “lunatics”?
That’s not respectful. That’s not leadership. That’s not how we build community.
We use our big kid words—not playground insults.
@RepClayHiggins Is there a better way to get this point across? Could you use your words in a way that might help our classroom work together better? 🍎
@FBIDDBongino Gold star post, Dan!⭐️ You used your words extremely well. You were positive, humble, clear and honest. You were respectful. Your words promote a good class environment where we all get along better. Classmates, take note:) A+
@atrupar Class, in kindergarten we learn: no name-calling or making fun of how someone looks. It’s not kind and it’s not how we lead. Our littlest friends know how to use nice words. Let’s try again with our best manners, ok? 🍎#UseYourInsideVoice
@MAGAResource Kids, people can be different and that’s ok. How boring would our class be if we all were the exact same person? What’s something positive you could say about these people instead?
@WatchChad Classroom Reminder:
We don’t call names, and we don’t blame the whole class for what one person did.
Even if you’re frustrated, saying “White liberal women are the worst” is like saying “All the red crayons are broken because one snapped.”
Let’s try again with kind words.
⚠️CRITICAL MESSAGE⚠️
Congress has to work lockstep with President Trump to pass his agenda.
We must implement his priorities from tax reform to border security and codify his executive orders.
The American people gave us a mandate in November. It’s time for us to deliver.
@Riley_Gaines_ Now, Riley, what do we say about calling people names? In your opinion, these justices who are at the very top of their field might make bad decisions. Is there another way you could word this that doesn’t promote bullying? We don’t bully. We use kind words.
@TONYxTWO 77 million people voted for Trump, so it is pretty safe to say there are a lot of different people feeling many different ways for many different reasons. You are correct in that democrats should say SOME Reps regret their vote. To say ALL do would not be correct.