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VICTORY: Florida CRUSHES Woke American Bar Association's Stranglehold on Law Schools

Gary FranchiJanuary 16, 2026411 views
VICTORY: Florida CRUSHES Woke American Bar Association's Stranglehold on Law Schools
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Patriots, we're witnessing a legal revolution unfold before our eyes. Florida just delivered a knockout punch to the woke American Bar Association's decades-long stranglehold over law schools, following Texas in dismantling the leftist organization's gatekeeping power over the next generation of lawyers.

In a decisive nine-page order released Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court officially amended the state's bar admission rules to END the legal profession's reliance on ABA accreditation. This means Florida law schools can now operate without bowing to the radical left's ideological demands that have infected legal education for far too long.

Breaking the Woke Monopoly

For decades, the American Bar Association has functioned as the ultimate gatekeeper, forcing law schools to embrace leftist orthodoxy or lose their accreditation. From mandating "diversity, equity, and inclusion" programs to pushing climate change activism in legal curricula, the ABA has systematically transformed law schools into indoctrination centers rather than institutions of legal learning.

But Florida isn't having it anymore. By severing ties with ABA requirements, the Sunshine State is opening the door for law schools that actually focus on teaching constitutional law, individual liberty, and the founding principles that made America great.

"This is about breaking up an ideological monopoly that has poisoned legal education," said one constitutional law expert familiar with the decision.

Texas blazed this trail earlier, recognizing that the ABA's woke agenda was incompatible with producing lawyers who actually understand and defend the Constitution. Now Florida is following suit, creating a powerful coalition of states refusing to let radical leftists control who can practice law in America.

What This Means for Patriots

This isn't just about law schools – it's about reclaiming our entire legal system from woke ideologues. When the ABA controls accreditation, they control which lawyers get trained, which judges get appointed, and ultimately which constitutional principles survive.

With Florida and Texas leading the charge, how many more red states will finally stand up and break free from the ABA's stranglehold? The legal establishment's panic is already beginning – and that's exactly how we know we're winning.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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ConservativeDadVerifiedJan 16, 2026
The ABA has been pushing diversity quotas and social justice nonsense for years instead of focusing on actual legal education. Good riddance to their stranglehold!
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TraditionalistTexanVerifiedJan 16, 2026
Exactly right. Law schools should be teaching constitutional law and legal precedent, not critical race theory garbage.
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RetiredJudgeVerifiedJan 16, 2026
As someone who practiced law for 30 years, I've watched the profession become increasingly politicized. The ABA stopped representing the interests of practicing attorneys long ago and became just another leftist advocacy group.
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AmericaFirst2024VerifiedJan 16, 2026
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ WINNING! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
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RedStateRealistVerifiedJan 17, 2026
Can someone explain what this means practically for law students in Florida? Will their degrees still be recognized nationwide?
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PatriotMom2024VerifiedJan 17, 2026
FINALLY! Florida leads the way again in fighting back against the woke agenda infiltrating our institutions.
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SunshineStateConservativeVerifiedJan 17, 2026
DeSantis has been absolutely fearless in taking on these corrupt organizations. Other governors need to follow his lead!
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FreedomFighter88VerifiedJan 17, 2026
About time someone stood up to the ABA's monopoly on accreditation!
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LawAndOrder1776VerifiedJan 17, 2026
My daughter is in law school and the liberal bias is absolutely suffocating. Students are afraid to express any conservative viewpoint without being ostracized by professors. This is exactly what we needed.
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ConstitutionalLawyerVerifiedJan 18, 2026
I graduated law school 15 years ago and even then the indoctrination was bad. Can't imagine how much worse it's gotten.
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FloridaProudVerifiedJan 18, 2026
This is why I moved to Florida five years ago. While other states surrender to woke ideology, Florida actually fights back and protects our values.