[SMGFan]

Hillary in the dustbin of history. But she helped the GOP so much in 1994!

[a fool in paradise]

Is the Benghazi terrorist attack of 9-11-2012 covered?
Is the torture, abuse, and murder of a POW named Momar Gaddafi covered?

Is the black woman who ran for President in 1972 covered?

Is Walter Mondale covered?

Who was Hillary’s VP running mate, does anyone even remember at this point?

What does it matter at this point in time anyhow?

Wipe the slate clean like with a rag...

[Lizavetta]

She absolutely should be in the curriculum ... but only if she is described accurately.

[C19fan]

she was the first women to win a major parties nomination for POTUS. It is hard not to talk about politics for the past 20+ years without mentioning her.

[Leaning Right]

Love her or hate her, Hillary is just another politician. There is no need to include her in any history curriculum. She would, however, make an interesting case study in a criminal justice curriculum.

Helen Keller is different. Her story is unique, and an inspiration. She’s worth a mention, IMO.

[BenLurkin]

Why was she ever in it in the first place?

[bgill]

If you do not learn from history, you’re doomed to repeat it.

[hanamizu]

The State Board of Education in Texas voted on Friday to eliminate several historical figures, including Hillary Clinton and Helen Keller, from the state’s social studies curriculum.

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Don’t know why Hillary needs to specifically be part of the history curriculum. Certainly everyone in school above the 3rd grade has heard of her and knows who she is/was. On the other hand, is President Polk specifically part of the curriculum? He admitted Texas to the Union, acquired the Southwest and Oregon Territory. Obviously much more historically significant than Felonia.

[leaning conservative]

It coincides with my decision to erase her from my brain.........

[VanDeKoik]

How about just teach facts and stop erasing stuff?

[antidemoncrat]

Poor Texans will never learn about the biggest crime family in American History.