New Hampshire Representative Terry Roy

This incident raises several serious questions in my mind and answers one. The first question being, ok the teacher was fired, but what about their teaching credentials? They should be revoked permanently. Do our statutes and regulations demand this? If not, I will be filing legislation to ensure they do. This person should never again be put in a position of public trust overseeing the safety of children. The next question is, under our laws do the parents have standing to sue both the educator and the district? They should, and if they don't I will be filing legislation to ensure they do. I wonder if the same people demanding our police be stripped of qualified immunity will try to stop it. What, if any criminal laws were violated here? As details become available, I will examine this issue in-depth and if there is no felony currently in law for this, I will be filing legislation to make one. In my mind, there is no difference between what happened here and if the teacher had broke into their home in the middle of the night and whisked the child away. The parents were led to believe their child was somewhere safe. This act so shocks the conscience of anyone who is a parent that it calls out for both justice and protection. I know Democrats will try to make it about "reproductive rights", but it's not. This is about someone in a position of authority over a child abusing that authority. This is about an adult grooming a child to commit an act that the child does not have the ability to understand or make decisions about on their own. Democrats forced through a law making the minimum age to get married be 18. They told us that anyone younger than that couldn't make that kind of a decision and that they were too easy to coerce into making that decision. Apparently they don't feel the same about serious medical procedures. Is it about abortion? No, not per se. It's about a serious medical procedure where there is the distinct possibility of serious after effects up to and including death. Keeping this a secret endangered that childs life, both during the procedure and in the days and weeks after. What if that child developed an infection and went sceptic? No parent was aware there was even an issue to look out for. That child could have been found dead in her bed from infection, shock, or blood loss the next morning and the parents would not know why. What about the child's medical history? Did the teacher have access to know if the child had any medical conditions that would make the procedure a high risk, and perhaps require overnight observation in a hospital? I've seen Democrats in this platform call this teacher a hero. Well I think she's a monster. A parent locks their doors at night and puts in alarms, cameras, gets dogs and more to make sure that some monster does not sneak in their home in the dark of night and take their child to do horrible things to them. Things that may result in them being permanently physically or mentally damaged and even dead. As a parent we take these steps to protect our babies from the monsters in the night, never thinking that it might be the noonday devil that is the more dangerous. The one your child trusts and respects because we tell them to. The one who has unrestricted access to your child because our laws force us to allow it. This brings me to the one answer this horror provides. The Democrats ask why we need even more access to School Choice? This is why. Because you force us to just to keep our children safe. #NHPolitics #leavethosekidsalone nhjournal.com/nh-teacher-sec… #nhpolitics