Julie Yamamoto is a state representative in Idaho, and she chairs the House Education Committee. Yamamoto stated she is a believer who thinks that people are radicals and extremists for standing up against her position to allow books that contain drawings of children having sex freely accessible in school libraries.
Yamamoto appeared on a leftist news show in Idaho on which she compared these people as “cowbirds,” a parasitic bird that pushes other birds out of their nest. However, with America being founded with the idea that morals and virtue were necessary for good governance.
In this show, host Daniel Bobinski talks with Kirsten Lucas, who is active in Republican politics in the county where Yamamoto lives, to discuss the mindsets of people striving to maintain our Republic.
Bobinski then quotes from the Northwest Ordinance, one of the four organic documents for law in our nation, that religion and morality are necessary for the proper governance of our nation, and that those should be taught in our nation’s schools. He then closes the show giving an explanation of how people like Yamamoto are the actual cowbirds – bringing in policies that do not align in any way with the principles and practices of our Founders.