Blue-State School Board Member Frets TPUSA Chapter Will Cause Violence
A member of the Goffstown, New Hampshire, school board claimed that allowing a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter would cause violence during an October meeting in which the club was ultimately approved in a unanimous…
A member of the Goffstown, New Hampshire, school board claimed that allowing a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter would cause violence during an October meeting in which the club was ultimately approved in a unanimous vote.
Since the Sept. 10 assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, the conservative student organization has received over 100,000 inquiries about starting chapters in high schools and colleges. The TPUSA chapter at Goffstown High School was one of five clubs up for approval during the board’s Oct. 6 meeting, which resurfaced on social media. (RELATED: Parent Lights Into Virginia School Board For Trying To Halt TPUSA Chapter)
“I’m going to put myself out here,” the board member said after the approval of the clubs was moved and seconded in a video posted to X by Republican State Rep. Kristin Noble of New Hampshire in October. “With putting Turning Point into the school, we don’t feel that there will be, I know there is a lot of violence that has come out of a lot of things and we are not concerned at all that we’re going to have any violence in the schools that our administrators are going to have to deal with?”
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