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D300 Leader 'Will Not Apologize' Over Karma Comment Regarding Kirk's Death

Nancy Zettler, president for District 300, spoke up during a recent school board meeting.

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District 300 president Nancy Zettler say she will not apologize following A Facebook post where she noted that her initial reaction to Charlie Kirk's death was "karma.”
District 300 president Nancy Zettler say she will not apologize following A Facebook post where she noted that her initial reaction to Charlie Kirk's death was "karma.” (GoogleMaps)

ALGONQUIN, IL — District 300 president Nancy Zettler say she will not apologize following A Facebook post where she noted that her initial reaction to Charlie Kirk's death was "karma.”

During a recent D300 school board meeting, Zettler said she was sorry about the school district having to spend time handling "manufactured disruption" from "phony groups," according to the Daily Herald.

“We have had these groups right here in our own backyard for years, and they, for years, have been busy attacking …. Today is not new,” she said. “This is why I will not apologize for the post that I made to my personal Facebook page on Sept. 10.”

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