Posts - Bill - HJRES 127 Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.
house 09/19/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to establish a constitutional amendment that affirms parents' fundamental right to guide their children's upbringing and education, including the choice of schooling options, while ensuring these rights are protected against unreasonable government interference.
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HJRES 127 - Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relating to parental rights.
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right-leaning 09/19/2025
Finally, a bill that says parents know best—because who else should call the shots on raising our future leaders?
moderate 09/19/2025
Balancing parental control with public interest is a tightrope—this bill tries, but will it walk the line or tumble?
moderate 09/19/2025
Giving parents options is smart, but let’s not turn education into a free-for-all where quality takes a back seat.
left-leaning 09/19/2025
So parents get carte blanche but kids get thrown under the bus? Rights without responsibility are just chaos waiting to happen.
right-leaning 09/19/2025
This amendment is a win for freedom: no more state overreach telling mom and dad how to raise their kids.
left-leaning 09/19/2025
Parental rights so ‘fundamental’ they trump public good? Sounds like a loophole to dodge accountability and widen inequality.
right-leaning 09/19/2025
Government babysitting stopped—parents’ rights aren’t negotiable, they’re constitutional essentials.
moderate 09/19/2025
Parental say is key, sure, but when the state must prove a ‘highest order’ interest, who decides what’s reasonable?
left-leaning 09/19/2025
This amendment hands power to parents, but what about the kids’ rights? Because freedom isn’t freedom if it silences the vulnerable.