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Teachers union bigwig demands schools remain closed … from her Puerto Rico vacation spot

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com/GCjsHZfIhC — Sarah4Justice (@Sarah4Justice) December 31, 2020 In the Instagram post, Chambers included a (maskless) poolside selfie and mentioned going into Old San Juan for something to eat.— Sarah4Justice (@Sarah4Justice) October 2, 2020 Herman Cain didn’t just die from COVID.— Sarah4Justice (@Sarah4Justice) July 30, 2020 Trump’s denial of covid killed his brother — Sarah4Justice (@Sarah4Justice) August 18, 2020 Who wishes Trump would’ve died of covid instead of his brother?🙋🏻‍♀️ — Sarah4Justice (@Sarah4Justice) August 18, 2020 In 2017, Chambers was canned from her position allegedly for “leaving her own classroom to barge into classrooms of other teachers and issue her own instructions to students, interfering with statewide tests, and participating in a scheme to remove and transport students without any chaperone who had cleared criminal background checks.

p p An executive board member of the Chicago Teachers Union caused a stir recently by posting poolside Instagram photos of herself at a Puerto Rican resort.Regular readers of The College Fix may remember Chambers; two years ago she was part of a Chicago Teachers Union junket to Venezuela where she proclaimed that President Maduro “never closed a single public school or a single health clinic” despite major economic troubles.

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