Hey there, fellow 12th graders! If you think politics is just for the grown-ups, think again! You won’t believe what’s happening in the Biden administration, and it directly affects us, the young Americans who love our heritage and the great outdoors.
You know, hunting and archery are more than just fun activities; they’re part of our culture and history. But guess what? The Biden administration is trying to mess with that! Can you believe it? They passed a law called the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) in 2022, meant to make schools safer, but they accidentally made it harder for schools to teach us about hunting and archery. What a mix-up!
Now, don’t get me wrong, safety is important, but we also need to learn about responsible firearm use and how to respect nature. That’s where hunting and archery classes come in! Unfortunately, the Biden administration’s interpretation of the BSCA means that schools might lose funding for these awesome programs.
But wait, it gets better! Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin, who are from different parties, are teaming up to fix this mess! They want to make sure we can keep learning about hunting and archery in school, and they won’t let politics get in the way. We need more teamwork like this in politics!
And get this: even some of the hunting and pro-Second Amendment groups are on our side! They’re saying, “Hey, let our schools teach about hunting and archery. It’s not just about fun; it’s about building character and being responsible citizens.” We couldn’t agree more!
But here’s the cool part: you and I can make a difference too! As the next generation, our voices matter. We need to let our lawmakers know that we care about our heritage and our right to learn these important skills.
So, let’s join hands with Senators Sinema and Manchin, and even our favorite hunting groups, and tell the Biden administration, “Hey, don’t take away our hunting and archery classes! We want to be responsible citizens, and we love our outdoor traditions!”
Remember, our voice matters, and together, we can protect our traditions and show the world that 12th graders can make a difference. Let’s stand up for what we believe in and keep the spirit of hunting and archery alive in our schools!
Source Fox News
