On Monday's calendar is House Joint Resolution 823 to honor Bobbie Patray for being one of those residents of the State of Tennessee who has "dedicated themselves to improving the quality of life for their fellow citizens."
Has Bobbie Patray improved the quality of life for her fellow citizens? Not if her fellow citizens are Muslim. She totally has it out for those folks.
In her role as "citizen lobbyist" and president of the Tennessee Eagle Forum — yes, Phyllis Schlafly's group, and yes, their secret motto is probably, "We hate feminism and think women should embrace traditional gender roles, except for us, because we have important work to do!" — Patray and her organization helped to embarrass us all nationally with their legislation to ban Sharia law, and they're working on embarrassing us all nationally again by trying to make it illegal for U.S. residents who aren't citizens to teach at charter schools (because they might teach scary Muslim things).
I know what you're thinking. Causing us all to cringe in embarrassment and making our Muslim neighbors feel unwelcome sure doesn't sound like "a public-spirited citizen of the highest order and as an exceptional asset to her community," but people, look at what she has done for Tennesseans:
