Michele Morrow Faces Backlash for Past Comments on Executing Obama and Biden

The Republican nominee for North Carolina superintendent of public instruction is under fire for her controversial views and refusal to comment on past social media posts.

Michele Morrow, the Republican nominee for North Carolina superintendent of public instruction, faced scrutiny over past comments advocating the execution of former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
CNN reporter Shimon Prokupecz confronted Morrow after a campaign event, questioning her on her controversial social media posts, but she refused to comment.
Morrow's inflammatory remarks and views on public education have raised concerns among educators and politicians, including Republican North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis, who is 'unlikely' to support her.
Critics argue that Morrow's potential leadership could pose a threat to the educational system, citing her history of sharing conspiracy theories and disparaging public schools as 'indoctrination centers.'
The controversy highlights the tension between free expression and the potential harm of extreme political rhetoric within the educational sector.