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Watch: Red Skelton's Legendary Pledge of Allegiance Performance for Kids Resurfaces After Another Dem Lawmaker Disrespects the Pledge

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Watch: Red Skelton's Legendary Pledge of Allegiance Performance for Kids Resurfaces After Another Dem Lawmaker Disrespects the Pledge

Mai Vang is a Sacramento City Council member. She’s also running for Congress in California’s 7th Congressional District this fall.

According to her home page’s bio, she holds bachelor’s degrees in biology and sociology from the University of San Francisco. She has two master’s degrees from the University of California, Los Angeles — one in public health, another in Asian-American studies.

In her free time, she teaches ethnic studies at the California State University, Sacramento. The daughter of Hmong refugees from Laos, she’s also taught Asian-American studies at the University of California, Davis.

“Vang currently serves on several Sacramento regional Boards, Commissions, Committees, and Authorities,” her homepage reads, in addition to noting she has “received several awards for her unwavering dedication to equity and racial justice.”

In spite of that — or perhaps because of it, given the politics of academia and grievance “justice” — she seems to know less about the Pledge of Allegiance than comedian Red Skelton, who only went to school until the seventh grade, did.

Vang managed to........

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