Letter To Biden Called Dad Arrested After Speaking Out About Daughter’s Rape Potential ‘Terrorist,’ DOJ Report Says
A 2021 letter to then-President Joe Biden described a father as a possible domestic terrorist after he confronted a school about the brutal rape of his disabled daughter by a boy dressed as a girl in a school bathroom, the Department of Justice alleges.
A 2021 letter to then-President Joe Biden described a father as a possible domestic terrorist after he confronted a school about the brutal rape of his disabled daughter by a boy dressed as a girl in a school bathroom, the Department of Justice alleges.
Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday announced the release of a comprehensive report on X from the DOJ which accuses the Biden administration of targeting parents around the country for speaking out against educational leaders — including a chilling case from Loudoun County School District in Virginia.
On September 29, 2021, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) sent a letter to Biden stating that some parents who voiced objections to certain policies — such as those supporting transgender ideology and critical race theory — amounted to participating in “domestic terrorism.” The NSBA requested that the federal government “arrest, prosecute, and incarcerate them,” according to the DOJ report.
One of the parents described by the NSBA as potential domestic terrorists included Scott Smith of Loudon County, Virginia, whose disabled daughter was in May 2021″attacked, anally raped, and orally sodomized, in a girls’ restroom stall at Stone Bridge High School, by a male student dressed in female attire,” the report reads.
The male student who committed the sexual assault identified as a female and was allowed to enter the girls’ restroom because of a bathroom policy adopted by officials of the Loudoun County Public Schools, the report finds. Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Scott Ziegler notified the Loudoun County School Board that a female student had reported being sexually assaulted by a male student in a school restroom. However, at a school board meeting in June 2021, Ziegler stated that to his knowledge “we don’t have any record of assaults occurring in our restrooms.”