Media Release
August 3, 2016 1:00 p.m.
John Stemberger, President of Florida Family Action, announced
his endorsement of Janet Adkins for Nassau County Superintendent of Schools.
Stemberger issued the following statement:
“Janet Adkins is a proven and bold leader in defending parent’s rights, protecting our children, and fighting for quality educational choices—including school choice and charter schools. Janet has shown no-nonsense leadership in pushing back against
and rebuking President Obama for his abusive bathroom mandate. Simply put, we can trust our children with Janet Adkins.
In contrast, her opponent Kathy Knight Burns is an 18-year entrenched politician who has close ties with left-leaning teachers’ unions. She will continue to provide Nassau County with the same leftist social engineering that it has seen from her for
the last two decades. Regardless of her affiliation with the Republican party, it is clear she will not fight for the conservative values of Nassau County voters.
Janet Adkins has an A+ Rating on Florida Family Action's legislative scorecard. She will be recognized as a “Champion of the Family” at our upcoming Annual Policy Awards Dinner with Dr. Ben Carson on August 27. We are very proud to endorse Janet
and recommend her as the true conservative and the education reformer running for the Nassau County Superintendent of Schools.”
For more information or media interviews call 407-418-0250 or email AmberK@FloridaFamilyAction.org <mailto:AmberK@FloridaFamilyAction.org> .
About: John Stemberger is President and General Counsel of Florida Family Action (FFA), one of the leading grassroots conservative policy organizations in Florida. FFA currently has five offices across Florida and a vast volunteer network across the state. Stemberger, a state and national leader is considered an expert on legal and policy issues related to life, marriage, family and religious liberty and is actively called upon to speak and testify. FFA is associated with Focus on the Family and their national policy partner Family Policy Alliance.
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