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We have been watching the Teacher\u2019s Unions across the nation running roughshod over parents and taxpayers. Thanks to their demands that the schools be closed and children be forced into substandard \u201cRemote\u201d education, parents, for the first time saw the crap that was being shoved down their children\u2019s throats.<\/p>\n
We have seen the anger at school board meeting across the country, and we have also seen how the school boards with the unions have been responding. Not with listening to the parents concerns and addressing them, but with contempt and threats. The upshot was the \u201cletter\u2019 to the United States Attorney General demanding that parents who questioned the school boards and the unions be considered Domestic Terrorists.<\/p>\n
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That stupidity went nuclear and parents, rather than being cowed, went on the offense. Recently, the city of San Francisco recalled three of their moonbat school board members and are looking at removing the rest of them.<\/p>\n
State legislatures have also been taking action. Recently Utah\u2019s legislature passed a bill and sent it to the Governor that would set up a school voucher system so parents could choose what school their children attended. The governor has announced he will veto it. Here are the details from the Daily Wire<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n Utah\u2019s Republican Gov. Spencer Cox vowed to veto a school choice bill on Thursday as school choice advocates point out that the Governor accepted $75,000 in campaign funds from the nation\u2019s largest teachers union. <\/b><\/p>\n Cox said during his monthly news conference that he would veto House Bill 331<\/a>, which would create an educational voucher program that establishes \u201cscholarship accounts on behalf of eligible students to pay for private education goods and services\u201d for the 2023-2024 school year, according to a local news outlet<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cYeah. Yeah, I would,\u201d Cox said on vetoing the bill. \u201cAt some point, I will be absolutely willing to support vouchers, but that point is not now because we are underfunding our schools.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n It sounds like this crook basically took a bribe. Granted, there is no way this RINO piece of human debris can be prosecuted for it, since it was provided as a \u201cCampaign contribution,\u201d but we can call it what it is. A bribe. To make things worse, this walking diaper stain announced that he wanted a hike in teacher\u2019s pay.<\/p>\n Cox\u2019s office directed the Daily Caller to his radio show<\/a> for further comments on his decision to veto the bill. The Governor said that he will support funding a voucher program when the starting salaries for teachers hits $60,000.<\/strong><\/p>\n I\u2019m of the mind that you can\u2019t pay a good teacher enough, however, thanks to the teacher\u2019s unions, it\u2019s almost impossible to get rid of bad teachers. However, $60K a year for basically 6 months work along with all the gold plated benefits your average unionized teacher gets, courtesy of the taxpayers is, in most cases, fraud on the taxpayers. Of course, the unions are fully on board with this slug\u2019s back stabbing of the parents.<\/p>\n The UEA is vehemently opposed to House Bill 331, according to its website<\/a>. The union\u2019s Government Relations Director said that the bill requires \u201cexactly zero reporting about student learning outcomes\u201d and condemned the program for allegedly paying \u201ctwice as much state funding to students attending a private school.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cEducators have been crystal clear that what they need most are time, resources, and respect and HB 331 delivers absolutely none of these things. None,\u201d said UEA President Heidi Matthews. <\/b><\/p>\n Now I will state that I have not read the bill, so I am not families with it. Saying that, and acknowledging that I am lacking information, if the unions are against it, then it\u2019s probably a good bill. It\u2019s also not going to help the TransRepublican governor if he\u2019s thinking about getting reelected.<\/p>\n Corey DeAngelis, the Director of Research at the American Federation for Children, told the Daily Caller that he believes opposition to school choice bills and parental wishes is \u201cbecoming political suicide.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cOpposing parental rights in education is becoming political suicide after the past two years. Governor Cox should read the room,\u201d DeAngelis said. \u201cTeachers unions were essentially the only special interest in K-12 education for far too long. But now there\u2019s a new special interest group in town \u2014 parents who want more of a say in their children\u2019s education \u2014 and they aren\u2019t going away any time soon.\u201d <\/b><\/p>\n And just how many parents think this bill is a good idea? Quite a few it seems.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n