Robin Steenman, the chapter head of “Moms for Liberty” in Tennessee, is raising money for a family she says has been so traumatized by “critical race theory” that a first grader requires psychological help.

The GoFundMe is asking for $5,000 because the family’s 7-year-old daughter is in treatment for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder because she was taught “critical race theory” in her first-grade class.

Steenman recently appeared on Glenn Beck’s radio show to talk about her work in her community to create hysteria around the teaching of CRT. She boasted that she’s recruited 1,100 angry parents in her community to organize for “Moms for Liberty,” a right-wing group run by conservative women who masquerade as a community mom’s organization.

According to Steenman’s GoFundMe page, the mother sent a letter saying that both of her children are suffering from serious issues and her youngest child is a special needs kid about to enter Kindergarten.

“Most notably, my 7 year old (first grader) (sic) has shown the most tragic changes. We went from a normal functioning, sweet child to one who will literally crumble at the slightest challenge and word,” the story explains.

“My daughter started coming home asking very pointed questions about who she is and if she is a bad person. She came home extremely upset. She told me ‘Mom, I’m white. My friend is brown. I need to apologize to him for being white because white people have done bad things to people with brown skin,'” the mother said.

She cited the “Wit & Wisdom” program used by the school that they are now working to ban at the school board level.

The family hasn’t said whether or not they plan to launch a lawsuit against the school or the curriculum company for psychological damages, and so far are just asking for donations online.

“This curriculum has destroyed my daughter’s self-esteem and created a world in which she is fraught with anxiety and is now in treatment for OCD caused by the constant thoughts being represented by this material,” the letter continued. The mother also said that the child came home able to describe specifics about the Civil War “as if they had been there.” The Civil War isn’t generally taught in first grade.

“Lessons on the war and its causes usually begin in the fifth through eighth grades,” says a 2017 Associated Press story on the teaching of the Civil War.

The mother went on to claim that her 7-year-old now has “feelings of self hate (sic) that border on suicidal.”

She also threatened to take her children out of the school if CRT continues to be taught.

The story, according to the GoFundMe page, was first found on an Instagram page that posts stories of “children traumatized by curriculum & activist teachers in Williamson County Schools.”

You can read the full GoFundMe page here.

Fox News personality Tucker Carlson’s bombshell accusations from last week – that the National Security Agency was spying on him, reading his emails and intended to leak them to get him kicked off the air – remains in dispute, but an Axios report Wednesday evening reveals what he may have actually been concerned about.

Carlson, according to Axios’ Jonathan Swan, was attempting to get an interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and he may have been communicating with a Russian spy in that effort.

Citing experts, Swan reports one scenario, and the least likely, “is that the U.S. government submitted a request to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to monitor Carlson to protect national security.”

“A more plausible scenario is that one of the people Carlson was talking to as an intermediary to help him get the Putin interview was under surveillance as a foreign agent,” in other words, a Russian spy. “In that scenario, Carlson’s emails or text messages could have been incidentally collected as part of monitoring this person, but Carlson’s identity would have been masked in any intelligence reports.”

Swan goes on to say that two sources “familiar with Carlson’s communications said his two Kremlin intermediaries live in the United States, but the sources could not confirm whether both are American citizens or whether both were on U.S. soil at the time they communicated with Carlson.”

“This is relevant because if one of them was a foreign national and on foreign soil during the communications, the U.S. government wouldn’t necessarily have had to seek approval to monitor their communications.”

But CNN’s Oliver Darcy urges caution, reminding that Carlson claimed the NSA was trying to get his show canceled.

Carlson’s original claim is worth keeping in mind: That the NSA was spying on him for political reasons and conspiring to leak his comms to get him kicked off air. https://t.co/nm4ixYk8l2

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) July 7, 2021

As Axios notes, plenty of American journalists have interviewed Putin, so that’s not a problem.

What Swan and Darcy don’t discuss is the most obvious question: what was in those emails (or other communications) to a Russian foreign agent that would make Carlson, a conspiracy theorist, white supremacist, and white nationalist, think would be so damaging that they could get his show canceled?

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), and Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) are leading the GOP’s fear-mongering disinformation campaign to shut down any chance of success President Biden has for his latest plan – still in draft stage – to help get more Americans vaccinated.

The Biden administration plan to send local representatives door-to-door to pockets where large percentages of Americans remain unvaccinated against the coronavirus, to answer questions and offer information, including on where they can get vaccinated.

“Those knocking on the doors will offer information about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine,” The New York Post adds.

But according to the most extreme Republicans, the federal government will be knocking on doors, compiling lists of who is not vaccinated, and even forcing needles into their arms on the spot – all of which are false.

Rep. Boebert promoted a tweet that falsely suggested personal health records would be used to “force” Americans to decide to get vaccinated. Then she turned it into an issue on her favorite topic: guns, falsely suggesting the Biden administration will “confiscate” guns next year.

Door to door to vaccinate Americans this year… door to door to confiscate guns next year? https://t.co/0FZ9PsVFQ4

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) July 6, 2021

She also said she opposes mandatory vaccines of any type for U.S. service members, which would lead to a national security crisis.

No American that does not want to be vaccinated should be forced.

This includes our military members.

That is why I’ve signed on to legislation by @RepThomasMassie to prohibit ANY vaccine requirements for our military.

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) July 6, 2021

Not requiring vaccines against measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, diphtheria, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, HPV, meningococcal, polio, pneumococcal meningitis, pneumococcal pneumonia, rotavirus, tetanus, whooping cough, and COVID-19 could turn the U.S. Military into a stew of disease and would lead foreign nations to ban our troops.

Meanwhile, Congressman Gaetz suggested President Biden would use the door-to-door information outreach to “make lists of people who didn’t want vaccines” and use them “to impact jobs, travel, or schooling,” which has no basis in fact, and would be illegal.

You did a great job. The outrage is NOT fake.

Nobody worried you & Desantis were going to make lists of people who didn’t want vaccines to impact jobs, travel, or schooling.

We don’t have that trust when it comes to whoever is running the US while Biden fumbles ice cream orders https://t.co/uECMRdxOLT

— Matt Gaetz (@mattgaetz) July 7, 2021

After using Holocaust, Hitler, and Nazi rhetoric to attack President Biden’s plan on Tuesday, Greene provided and vaccine disinformation on Wednesday.

1. Actually Jen, people should take some health advice from me.

As a former gym owner, I’ve helped countless people lose weight, gain strength, and be healthy again.

The number 1 risk factor for death from #COVID19 is OBESITY, at nearly 80%!

Cont’d.. https://t.co/xSUDK72R5x

— Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 (@mtgreenee) July 7, 2021

Other Republican members of Congress also expressed opposition:

Ohio Congressman:

🤔 Wait a minute. So the Trump administration can’t even ask who is a US citizen – while doing the census – but the Biden administration can go door to door to know who isn’t vaccinated?

This might just be about power to some people…

— Warren Davidson (@WarrenDavidson) July 7, 2021

Texas Congressman:

How about don’t knock on my door.

You’re not my parents. You’re the government. Make the vaccine available, and let people be free to choose.

Why is that concept so hard for the left? https://t.co/Fkv3kzNh6S

— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) July 6, 2021

North Carolina Congressman:

Invading Americans’ privacy in their own homes, door-to-door, is one hell of a way to convince them not to get vaccinated.

— Madison Cawthorn (@CawthornforNC) July 7, 2021

Florida state lawmaker running for Congress:

Any Federal government employee that goes door to door pushing vaccination should be treated as a trespasser and ARRESTED

We need to pass legislation to BAN this sick practice immediately

I’m currently looking at legislative options to file this year in the Florida Legislature

— Rep. Anthony Sabatini (@AnthonySabatini) July 6, 2021

“It’s not the role of the federal government,” Rep. Sabatini explained, “It’s unethical for the government to be coercing citizens into private health care decisions and invading their medical freedom and medical privacy.”https://t.co/uCnxQ0FcBS

— Rep. Anthony Sabatini (@AnthonySabatini) July 7, 2021

Sabatini opposes a woman’s right to choose:

Abortion is murder

— Rep. Anthony Sabatini (@AnthonySabatini) November 22, 2020