Longtime Broward Democrat consultant and school board whisperer Barbara Miller thinks Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the “Parental Rights In Education” bill will turn Florida into an “anti-gay hellhole.” Democrats and their media accomplices have dubbed legislation the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. But Barbara Miller was silent when her husband mocked diversity in a transphobic screed on his Facebook page.
Taking a cue from Larry King’s USA Today column of the late 20th Century, James Fox Miller posts lots of stream of consciousness news and notes on his Facebookpage. Earlier this year, Mr. Miller lamented on how tough it is to get accept to a good college these days. Miller wrote:
“I embrace concept of diversity, but sometimes think that my grandchildren need to be black or brown transgender, bulemic Buddhists from Somalia to be able to be admitted to school that five years ago would have been a snap.”
Archie Bunker could not have said it better. But make no mistake, James Fox Miller is no knuckle-dragging conservative. When he’s not mocking eating disorders, Buddhists and LGBTQ kids from Africa, Miller posts vulgar attacks on former President Donald Trump and other Republicans.
While it may seem easy to dismiss the rants of another south Florida senior citizen, the Miller’s play a prominent role in Broward politics. Last month, the Millers hosted the Broward Teachers Union political director at their vacation home in Italy. Barbara Miller is the paid consultant for numerous politicians such as Florida State Representatives Robin Bartleman, Michael Gottlieb and Marie Woodson as well as Broward County Commissioner Beam Furr, Broward School Board Members and Broward judicial candidates.
Do they think white children are getting hurt by black and brown LGBTQ kids getting into college?
REDBROWARD 
The “Parental Rights In Education” bill is nothing more than more pandering bulls–t directly in line with a number of the other BS bills pushed through Tallahassee this session. Florida’s legislature (and, correspondingly, Governor) are fast becoming the laughing stock of both the legal world and if-you-have-a-brain portion of American society. There is absolutely nothing constructive about these bills, they are based on purely manufactured hysteria, and, will do nothing other than further marginalize certain segments of our society while also, thru the obvious voter suppression laws being pushed, stunt voting rights while again doing nothing constructive. IT is all just pure BS.
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