‘Teacher of The Year’ Faces MAJOR Consequences After Posting VILE Anti Trump Messages

‘Teacher of The Year’ Faces MAJOR Consequences After Posting VILE Anti-Trump Messages

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One thing we’ve learned about liberals after the election of Donald J. Trump is that they’re unable to control their irrational emotions.

This is why they succumb so easily to TDS or “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and lose all common sense and behave in crazy, sometimes violent, but always detrimental ways that hurt their careers and social standings.
That’s exactly what happened to “Teacher of The Year” Amy Hewett, who is now facing MAJOR consequences after she posted a VILE message about President Trump on her Facebook page.

Note: This article contains coarse language that may offend or disturb some readers.

Former Minnesota “Teacher of the Year” Amy Hewett-Olatunde was prevented from joining the board of licensing over a derogatory comment she made about President Donald Trump in January.

According to the Pioneer Press, Hewett-Olatunde reflected on the president’s alleged “s**thole” comment in reference to other countries in a post on Facebook.

“He is not worthy, nor are his puppet masters, of human dignity,” the post reportedly stated. “He is the s**thole and we should line up to take a dump on him.”

On Sunday, during a state Senate discussion regarding her nomination for a spot on the board, Republican state Sen. Paul Utke read the post and said, “That’s the kind of stuff that really bothered me.”

“When you look at the body of some of the things she’s said and done, I find it hard to believe that she, in fact, could execute the law as intended,” Republican state Sen. Eric Pratt argued in opposition of her nomination.

However, Democratic state Sen. Susan Kent supported her nomination on the basis that many teachers have partisan views but are able to still do their jobs.

Ultimately, her nomination was defeated by a vote of 33-34, with every Republican voting against her.
On Tuesday, Hewett-Olatunde told the Pioneer Press that she stands behind all of her posts on Facebook and that she won’t “apologize for being passionate about something that is affecting my students every day.”