- Schifanelli fled from communism in her home country Yugoslavia in 1999 and came to the United States.
- Voters “are dying for information,” Schifanelli, now an attorney, said Friday on the “Just the News, Not Noise” livestream TV show. “Voters are so, so uninformed. So I always get the question question: ‘Can you give a sense resemblance? Does it resemble back where you came from? What can you tell us? What can happen to us in the future?’ Usually those are the things that they want to know.”
- Schifanelli believe there is a lot of Marxist theory and Critical Race Theory in schools across the state.
- “Cultural Marxism is in Maryland schools,” she said. “So that that is terrible.”
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Voters To GOP Nominee Who Fled Communism: ‘Can It Happen To Us?’
Maryland GOP Lt. Gov. nominee Gordana Schifanelli, who fled communism roughly 23 years ago, says voters are continuously asking her about telltale signs that the U.S. might be headed toward communism and whether she thinks the perceived trend is real.
