Christina Comers fish will eat TAEs fish

Posted by ERV on July 2, 2008
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Remember Christina Comer? The woman who was EXPELLED from the Texas Education Agency after forwarding this disgusting, hateful, explicit email to her coworkers?

Shes suing TEA.

No, not for a million dollars (like the DI wants– theyd be happy as clams if public schools went extinct). Shes suing for:

Her lawsuit seeks a court order overturning the TEA’s neutrality policy on teaching of creationism and declaring that her dismissal was unconstitutional. The suit also seeks her reinstatement to her old job.

Good luck, Ms Comer! May your fish has many noms.

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  1. #1 Paul Lundgren
    July 2, 2008

    OK, maybe not so much. I should read the links first next time.

  2. #2 Paul Lundgren
    July 2, 2008

    For the record, if anyone reads those above two comments, I said something stupid without realizing fully what I was talking about in the first one, and tried (poorly) to make up for it in the second. I’m sorry and embarrassed, and I wish Ms. Comer the best in her lawsuit.

  3. #3 ERV
    July 2, 2008

    ;)

    ERV– Home of the obscure jokes and sneaky embedded links

    You have to WORK to read my blag, goddammit! LOL!

  4. #4 Yoo
    July 2, 2008

    It makes me angry that Ms. Comer has to say that she’s trying to overturn the agency’s “neutral position”, when in fact the email in question was already neutral (no yays or nays, just saying that there was this event). Fortunately, I’m not constrained by having to file a lawsuit, so I’ll freely say that the TEA needs to replace its backbone with people who actually care about science education and are actually neutral, not blatantly on the side of a non-science like creationism.

    (I’m restraining myself from using a lot more colorful language, lest no one understands what I’m saying. :P And from what I hear, science education isn’t the only thing the TEA is trying to destroy.)

  5. #5 John Phillips, FCD
    July 2, 2008

    Good on her, let’s hope she gets justice and her job back for we need people of her integrity in such positions.

  6. #6 Stacy S.
    July 2, 2008

    It’s about time! Go Christina!

  7. #7 firemancarl
    July 2, 2008

    I second wot Stacy is sayin! Go get those bastagis!

  8. #8 Doubting Foo
    July 2, 2008

    She might as well be suing GOD! The bible says “The large print giveth, the small print taketh away!”

    yeah, so what’s up with these “neutrality” rules and “academic freedom” laws? Is it opposite day? Am I on Spongebob?

  9. #9 Pierce R. Butler
    July 3, 2008

    Yoo @ # 4: … the email in question was already neutral (no yays or nays, just saying that there was this event).

    Yabbut how many creationist talks did she give equal time?

    /TEA shyster

  10. #10 midwifetoad
    July 3, 2008

    I’ve got a text version of the Comer lawsuit (pdf), my own OCR, so beware of glitches.

    Comer lawsuit

  11. #11 susanbrown
    July 3, 2008

    My spousal unit and I went to hear that lecture. You would think that the TX SBOE would WANT to attend it, if only to find out what “the opposition” was up to.

    A few months later, Kenneth Miller spoke at UT — I was going to send an “FYI” email to Don McLeroy (the Chair) and Robert Scott, the Commissioner of Education for Texas, but had second thoughts (I do like my job!)