‘Only the rich can have those choices’: Project 2025’s plan to dismantle the Department of Education

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  • On a mission to gut the Department of Education, Project 2025, the 900+ page outline for the next Republican administration outlines a long list of program cuts and policy proposals that primarily target programs which benefit low income children and students with disabilities. “They want to take the meal programs away from kids. They want to take civil rights away from kids,” says American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten. “How do we help kids go from struggling to thriving if they take this funding away?”
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  • @James_Knott
    @James_Knott Před 24 dny +1314

    Tax dollars should never be used for private schools and especially not religious schools!

    • @cinziam457
      @cinziam457 Před 24 dny +156

      And "church's" that engage in politics shouldn't be tax free.

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +57

      VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +33

      @@cinziam457 VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @nancywhitaker5096
      @nancywhitaker5096 Před 24 dny

      They want the poor to stay poor and never get ahead. An educated electorate is a threat to the wealthy.

    • @SimonSuh
      @SimonSuh Před 24 dny +21

      I advocate for secularism. Stem and business all the way through! If you are against science I will forget who you are.

  • @andyg9991
    @andyg9991 Před 24 dny +1855

    So, the GOP is perfectly fine with Socialism for the rich, but not the poor. Got it

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +82

      Because they're calvinists.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny

      @@meetontheledge1380 he helped strengthen work requirements for welfare, because he wanted poor people forced into minimum wage jobs.
      He is responsible for the student loan debt crisis too.

    • @debikeeney
      @debikeeney Před 24 dny +56

      Exactly!

    • @wconradjr
      @wconradjr Před 24 dny +1

      In their minds, they’re entitled to it, but no one else is. But srsly, how can this be a surprise to anyone? GOP has always been the party of hypocrisy. “Rules for thee but not for me.”

    • @anthony19723
      @anthony19723 Před 24 dny

      The old Republican adage: I'm a communist; with other people's money. That's the IDEA in its essence. It doesn't work anymore because we are too many. Heads will roll.

  • @annanelson6830
    @annanelson6830 Před 24 dny +345

    Rich people have school choice. PAY FOR IT YOURSELVES.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +15

      Exactly

    • @Breena1214
      @Breena1214 Před 24 dny +21

      Rich people have lots of money should come out their pockets! Vote blue up and down ballot!🌊🌊🌊💙💙💙

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +6

      @@Breena1214 yep

    • @davidwestwater2219
      @davidwestwater2219 Před 20 dny

      I do and you should do it too. I shouldn't be your supporting your child.I didn't tell you to have a kid

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 20 dny +1

      @@davidwestwater2219 you're cruel

  • @PinkTigger33
    @PinkTigger33 Před 22 dny +133

    This is the same thing they did back during slavery in not teaching slaves to read, write, or provide them education to keep them oppressed and down. Knowledge is a powerful tool and they are threatened by us. VOTE and make your voice heard.

    • @royabrown8774
      @royabrown8774 Před 17 dny +2

      That is a very broad brush you're painting of history . Most were banned from education in the South. Knowingly, however, there's a caviot. The artistant class was given limited access to education in places like Savanah, GA, Charleston SC

    • @georgedunkelberg5004
      @georgedunkelberg5004 Před 17 dny +1

      VOTE FOR THE OLIGARCHIES CANDIDATES?

    • @golde4unyc729
      @golde4unyc729 Před 11 dny +1

      Yet the public schools don't teach about slavery. Who exactly were the people enslaved? What was their history before they were enslaved? What parties were involved in funding the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade? That's not taught in school, those topics are avoided in public schools. Can you tell what language those enslaved people spoke? Who owed the slave ships? What was the vatican and Portuguese involvement?

    • @tflg3257
      @tflg3257 Před 7 dny

      @PinkTigger33
      Kick rocks. This has nothing to do with slavery.

  • @user-sb3sn8di1s
    @user-sb3sn8di1s Před 22 dny +110

    Private schools in the UK are just about to get taxed meanwhile, the opposite is about to happen in the US! This is sickening!!

    • @AnaterZ
      @AnaterZ Před 16 dny +2

      All schools should be tax exempt just like a nonprofit

    • @tflg3257
      @tflg3257 Před 7 dny +2

      @AnaterZ
      For profit schools with high tuition rates should not be classified as nonprofits. Taxpayers shouldn't be funding religious schools including the Jewish ones.

  • @swood1181
    @swood1181 Před 24 dny +1015

    Yes, we do need to vote these people out. And to vote to keep them out.

    • @nicstone3141
      @nicstone3141 Před 24 dny +19

      Yep

    • @aleshascott2673
      @aleshascott2673 Před 24 dny +12

      Absolutely.

    • @100lamadrina8
      @100lamadrina8 Před 24 dny +29

      They said the first time the republicans get back in office they're going to do it right away.

    • @udontneedtoknow9090
      @udontneedtoknow9090 Před 24 dny

      It's going to require more than an election to nullify MAGA.

    • @jvoet123
      @jvoet123 Před 23 dny +2

      You do realize that Project 2025 is not the GOP platform, right?

  • @dimimegesis
    @dimimegesis Před 24 dny +397

    rich people getting subsidies for private school makes me SO ANGRY I HATE THEM

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +8

      Yep
      Read Herbert gans functions of poverty

    • @Lauranessa1
      @Lauranessa1 Před 24 dny +13

      Better vote

    • @Linusmom7346
      @Linusmom7346 Před 23 dny +15

      Yep! It's outrageous.

    • @jabbermocky4520
      @jabbermocky4520 Před 23 dny +11

      As U. Utah Phillips once remarked: "they have names and addresses". Find out. Let them know.

    • @kaylynnanson6231
      @kaylynnanson6231 Před 23 dny +14

      Channel that energy into action if you can! I'm sure your local Democratic Party will be glad for any kind of help.

  • @commandosolo1266
    @commandosolo1266 Před 24 dny +175

    "End the head start program for children in poverty... end title 1 funding for schools serving low-income children..." why are people who've lived such privileged lives so cruel...?

    • @ladyzinada5341
      @ladyzinada5341 Před 23 dny +21

      They're lovers of their neighbors tho...you know the ten commandments teaching and preaching people 🤔

    • @commandosolo1266
      @commandosolo1266 Před 23 dny +27

      @@ladyzinada5341, I seem to remember Yeshua saying something about, "if anyone is cruel to little children, I'll make them wish they'd never been born."

    • @gregorylyon1004
      @gregorylyon1004 Před 22 dny

      Rich people only care about their own kids

    • @samanthamass8614
      @samanthamass8614 Před 20 dny +23

      It really makes my heart hurt. They’re punishing poor children in order to push their agenda.

    • @fetijajasari9522
      @fetijajasari9522 Před 19 dny +10

      ​@@samanthamass8614It's Manchester capitalism all over.... If you are born to poor people earn your right to exist.....

  • @kiliipower355
    @kiliipower355 Před 23 dny +42

    How the ‘Project2025’ people long for the ‘good old days’
    Back when factory owners paid their workers just enough not to starve. Anyone who rebelled was sacked.
    When children had to drop out of school at the age of 12 to contribute full-time to the family income.
    Where children went to ‘school’ on Sundays, not to catch up on missed education, but to study the Bible.
    Where parts of the population had to live segregated, with poor schools and inferior jobs.
    When married women did not have their own bank account.
    Doctors were not allowed to provide information about contraception.
    And anyone who is against it is labelled a ‘WOKE’.

    • @tarden132
      @tarden132 Před 17 dny

      They want to get rid of the progress we made and set us back centuries when rich white men were in power

    • @michaellayton7373
      @michaellayton7373 Před 8 dny

      Jesu ws woke ansd a commiie

    • @eblkii6314
      @eblkii6314 Před 8 dny

      Just like when the Left labels anyone that disagrees with them as Racist, Communist etc. And let's not forget that it was the Democrats that didn't want to free the slaves. Really neither side has the High Ground.

    • @tarden132
      @tarden132 Před 8 dny

      does anybody in the gop and far right even research and define what woke actually and know the difference between socialist and communism

  • @d.f.9064
    @d.f.9064 Před 21 dnem +34

    "Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by rulers as useful."
    Seneca

    • @rogerstarkey5390
      @rogerstarkey5390 Před 17 dny

      I'll be using that one!!👍👍

    • @eblkii6314
      @eblkii6314 Před 8 dny

      You and I have a very different definition of wise.

  • @carolion48
    @carolion48 Před 24 dny +538

    I really appreciate how dedicated MSNBC is to making sure that the American electorate understands project 2025. I’m so surprised that the Republicans aren’t undertaking this themselves seeing as it’s their policy document and it is something that they have spent a lot of time and are very proud of. Oh well.

    • @CrniWuk
      @CrniWuk Před 24 dny

      Todays Republican Party is NOT a conservative Party anymore. It is a full blown Personality Cult. If conservatives want to survive and have a political future they have to get rid of Trumpism and start new. Getting all the Trump supporters out of their ranks.

    • @DonMason-cv6og
      @DonMason-cv6og Před 24 dny +32

      S
      Apocalypse 2025. With a few more horsemen thrown in

    • @twilightgardenspresentatio6384
      @twilightgardenspresentatio6384 Před 24 dny

      You’re surprised they’re keeping their voters purposefully under educated?

    • @MirageOfRuins
      @MirageOfRuins Před 24 dny

      They know it’s wildly unpopular. That’s why it’s all a secret until Trump gets back in and implements it.

    • @CBlargh
      @CBlargh Před 24 dny

      If you're surprised by the Republican party being dirty and dishonest, you have not been paying attention for a very long time. They invited the treasonous remnants of the confederacy to join their coalition all the way back in 1972. _Fifty years ago!_ They have been conspiring with the enemies of America for half a century now. That's too long for America to pretend they did not know.

  • @thomashenderson3326
    @thomashenderson3326 Před 24 dny +472

    "The children yearn for the mines" - the current GOP plan.

    • @MerelvandenHurk
      @MerelvandenHurk Před 24 dny

      Yup! There's an amazing split-screen photo of both Tim Walz and Sarah Huckabee-Sanders posing with kids after signing a bill. Walz's bill guaranteed free meals for school children all throughout Minnesota. Huckabee-Sanders' bill rolled back state protections against child labor, making it easier for companies to employ children, by removing the requirement for the state to verify the age of children under 16 and no longer requiring permission from the Division of Labor to be employed.
      You should see the difference in the looks on the children's faces in those photos. In Walz's photo, he's beaming, smiling broadly while being enthusiastically hugged by clearly very happy children in a moment of pure joy. The children next to Huckabee-Sanders look stressed and concerned, as if they've just been told they're being sent straight to the mines without dessert.

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +26

      VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @MirageOfRuins
      @MirageOfRuins Před 24 dny +23

      Miners = minors

    • @jonolly8629
      @jonolly8629 Před 23 dny +1

      @@MirageOfRuinsthis. Thank you

    • @wayne7725
      @wayne7725 Před 23 dny +6

      Vote blue top to bottom.

  • @lovechildaz6613
    @lovechildaz6613 Před 24 dny +414

    The people of Arizona DID NOT vote for school vouchers. Im was voted down in a big way. The Republican legislature ignored the vote of the people and made it happen anyway. Infuriating!

    • @brendabackus5152
      @brendabackus5152 Před 24 dny +69

      Vote them out in all elections.

    • @CJ-xg4wl
      @CJ-xg4wl Před 23 dny

      What ? That is a sign of dictatorship

    • @trappedinamerica7740
      @trappedinamerica7740 Před 23 dny +38

      @@brendabackus5152gerrymandering makes it tough

    • @jenniferjaurigue9660
      @jenniferjaurigue9660 Před 23 dny +38

      We will be voting them out in November! Vote Blue to save America!💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

    • @MWorsa
      @MWorsa Před 23 dny +22

      That’s messed up

  • @BlueTuesday-d1g
    @BlueTuesday-d1g Před 22 dny +73

    They literally want to take from the poor and give to the rich.

    • @jimmyroberts1198
      @jimmyroberts1198 Před 17 dny +2

      Been doing it for over 40 years

    • @CalmbrezLLK
      @CalmbrezLLK Před 17 dny

      Exactly they are stealing from poor people and not paying a cent. It's greed to the highest level!

    • @LilladyTK
      @LilladyTK Před 4 dny

      That's how demons work and you all threw Christ out

  • @HeatherL7290
    @HeatherL7290 Před 23 dny +48

    Scary that anyone in this country wants any of this.

    • @TheKorfish
      @TheKorfish Před 20 dny

      Ironically a lot of the people who support this are poor and uneducated.

  • @MS-jp3op
    @MS-jp3op Před 24 dny +201

    Makes perfect sense. Studies have shown higher levels of education correlate to liberalism, so actually "knowing things" is an existential threat to conservatism.

    • @JanWyman-dv1qh
      @JanWyman-dv1qh Před 23 dny +18

      Good! Stop them from banning or burning books. Stop them from using our taxes to pay for preaching to children in ANY school.

    • @ladyzinada5341
      @ladyzinada5341 Před 23 dny +2

      Dat part

    • @Llynnyia
      @Llynnyia Před 23 dny

      this

    • @cheezykrafts8134
      @cheezykrafts8134 Před 22 dny +16

      "I love the uneducated," - Trump

    • @chelseacraft4669
      @chelseacraft4669 Před 21 dnem +6

      As my MAGA next-door neighbor says, “Smart people are stupid!” 😂

  • @user-hn9sp9dq7q
    @user-hn9sp9dq7q Před 24 dny +768

    I am a disabled veteran and very upset that tax dollars are being used to fund religious schools. The government should not be involved in any way with promoting religion, period.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +39

      Unfortunately religion fuels political ideology whether you want it to or not.
      Welfare is restricted based on Christian ideology that poor people must suffer to earn God's acceptance.

    • @juliahelland6488
      @juliahelland6488 Před 24 dny +47

      Here in Wisconsin, Scott Walker, our past governor did the SAME. He started and then expanded the school voucher system. The majority of the students were already enrolled in religious schools, and these schools don't have to accept special needs students. 💯🤨

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +39

      @@juliahelland6488 that's evil.

    • @janewright315
      @janewright315 Před 24 dny +40

      As a parent crawling over broken glass to send their kid to a top private school even on FA, I completely agree. Religious schools shouldn't even be part of the discussion

    • @anthony19723
      @anthony19723 Před 24 dny

      You are correct! It's in the Constitution that separates church and state, but they play their own rules. We have to reform the SCOTUS because the EVIL 6 are the most dangerous group of pro-religion in this country.

  • @ermaek2145
    @ermaek2145 Před 24 dny +288

    Disgusting, just disgusting!!

  • @allenhowell5420
    @allenhowell5420 Před 23 dny +34

    Public education is one of the best things America ever invented, but as long as funding for public schools is based on property values (taxes) then schools in working class and poor towns will remain underfunded compared to wealthy towns. I live in MA where one town (Newton MA) spent 200 million on a new high school while in the nearby town of Hull the buildings are literally falling apart.

  • @ashtorith
    @ashtorith Před 20 dny +81

    I’m always surprised at the amount of people that brainlessly follow this sociopath. He only has the wealthiest Americans interests at heart.

    • @InvisibleAxeman
      @InvisibleAxeman Před 17 dny +9

      you're being far too generous, he only has his interests at heart. any benefit for anyone else is purely a side-effect of serving himself.

    • @theultimatemale6820
      @theultimatemale6820 Před 17 dny

      IT JUST GOES TO PROVE THAT THERE ARE STILL A LOT OF BRAIN DEAD PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD THAT ARE VERY GULLIBLE AND FOLLOW A CULT LEADER.

    • @adammontgomery7980
      @adammontgomery7980 Před 17 dny

      WYM? It's not his plan, though.

    • @johns1159
      @johns1159 Před 17 dny +8

      ​@@adammontgomery7980 Yes it is. Almost every person associated with this project 2025 worked for trump.

    • @theultimatemale6820
      @theultimatemale6820 Před 17 dny +6

      @@adammontgomery7980 how do you know that for sure ? when he was president he gave the the rich a big tax break, which includes him. what does that show you?

  • @kasondaleigh
    @kasondaleigh Před 24 dny +324

    These people are MONSTERS!

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +15

      VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @marshcreek4355
      @marshcreek4355 Před 24 dny +14

      NYT Opinion columnist Charles Blow's October 2018 column about Trump and his sycophants titled An Opera of Demons. Monsters or Demons - take your pick.

    • @stevejordan7275
      @stevejordan7275 Před 24 dny

      The Repugnicans are, right? And the so-called humans who wrote Project 2025.
      Not the people presenting; we like *them.*

    • @makestank4800
      @makestank4800 Před 23 dny

      Absolute monsters, FASCISTS, and control freaks. WEIRDOS.

    • @vivienneb6199
      @vivienneb6199 Před 23 dny

      You really need to look at what the left are doing in schools, and then we can talk about monsters.

  • @danielorme1316
    @danielorme1316 Před 24 dny +126

    Omg!! That lady was speaking with passion!!! I loved every minute of it. Public school children deserve art, music, and full time librarians and full time nurses. It’s a choice to go to private schools, so that choice shouldn’t be subsidized with tax payer money. Especially if the private school is a religious school. Religious organizations already don’t pay taxes, so why do they need more help?

  • @conniegrant939
    @conniegrant939 Před 24 dny +190

    Thank you for going through this manifesto and informing us. How horrible it would be for the future of America.

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +10

      VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @LydiaStarz
      @LydiaStarz Před 23 dny +5

      This needs to be on the Today Show, Meet the Press and Good Morning America! But nope. CZcams is where I found out!

    • @Soma81
      @Soma81 Před 21 dnem

      @@user-en1dr8oq3v Like a good sheep who will work in the Mines for free 24 7

    • @joan-mariacbrooks
      @joan-mariacbrooks Před 19 dny +1

      And the way of life for the poor and others that it is promoting sounds far worse than what's in "The Handmaid's Tale"...

  • @andyjo2017
    @andyjo2017 Před 19 dny +12

    I don't think that those who created Project 2025 believe that all children must be educated. Quite the contrary. Their actions speak louder than words.

    • @yokaidigital3033
      @yokaidigital3033 Před 11 dny

      As the cult leader Trump openly says I love the low educated voters. The GOP know that well educated people are too smart to fall for their corruption so their plan is to make the country dumb.

  • @wintergypsy
    @wintergypsy Před 19 dny +11

    Most states don't require private schools to use certified teachers. So many of them have people in teaching positions who are nowhere near qualified to do that job.

  • @ActionThisDay
    @ActionThisDay Před 24 dny +172

    Thank you SO much for continuing to expose Project 2025 !!!

    • @-----GOD-----
      @-----GOD----- Před 19 dny +1

      What's the worst part of 2025?
      Nobody here seems capable of answering such a simple question, which makes it seem as though you are all mindless sheep just following orders.

    • @bethb7965
      @bethb7965 Před 19 dny +3

      ​@@-----GOD-----if you can't see it you're blind, and you're no god

    • @-----GOD-----
      @-----GOD----- Před 19 dny

      @@bethb7965
      Just as I figured.
      I guess I'll never know what's so bad about Project 2025.😢

    • @angelgarcia-x8l
      @angelgarcia-x8l Před 19 dny

      ⁠@@-----GOD-----project 2025 essentially removes necessities people in America depend on and outright states it will remove protections for lgbtq and people of color, how do you not see what’s bad about any of this?

    • @kathyq6167
      @kathyq6167 Před 18 dny +1

      Hey, "__God__", to quote your 'leader': " I love the poorly educated". Honey, try reading it, then maybe you too will understand. ✌️🗳💙🇺🇸

  • @jeffmartinez71
    @jeffmartinez71 Před 24 dny +118

    THIS NEEDS TO BROUGHT TO CITY & COUNTY COURTS FOR “”MISUSE OF PUBLIC FUNDS””, BRING IT !!!!!!

  • @AlexanderVollmer
    @AlexanderVollmer Před 24 dny +487

    The plan to create a caste of peasants and commoners.

    • @themexican7384
      @themexican7384 Před 24 dny

      Factor in that tracts of homes are being bought by corporations and you've got feudalism. You won't get paid to work. You will be afforded shelter and food but to will be told to report to work at 6:00 a.m. And you will work 12 hours a day without complaint without medical care. This is just a form of indentured slavery

    • @conniegrant939
      @conniegrant939 Před 24 dny +44

      As if we are not caste enough Already.

    • @Devous7114
      @Devous7114 Před 24 dny +24

      That already exists. It's called CAPITALISM.

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +24

      VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

    • @user-en1dr8oq3v
      @user-en1dr8oq3v Před 24 dny +13

      @@conniegrant939 VOTE BLUE up and down the ballot!!!

  • @MrZoomah
    @MrZoomah Před 22 dny +20

    In Australia we pay private schools with public money. We are further along than the USA in this. It's been a disaster. They get public money to teach Australian kids but don't have to take all Australian kids. We are the 11th most segregated education system in the world based on class. This is because private schools take all the rich kids, middle class kids and high performers (scholarships).. which concentrates all the disadvantage in the public system. In the 90s, very few kids went to private schools. Since publicly funding private education started in the mid 2000s this has grown to 1/3 of all children.
    My foster kid was kicked out of two private schools because he was too difficult before he came to live with me. The public system had to put a lot of resources into helping him and now he's doing ok. This was doable in my middle class area as he was one of only a few behaviour problems but it would have been impossible if I lived in a poor area where there are high concentrations of behaviours.
    Australia's ranking is dropping every year but no-one points to segregation as the cause... the way you boost your ranking is by bringing up the bottom.
    Oh... private school kids don't get any better education for all the money either. When controlled for socio economics they perform equal to public school kids. Researches said if parents took the 15% of their pay they spend on private education and spent a day a week at home Australia's education would improve more.

    • @rogerstarkey5390
      @rogerstarkey5390 Před 17 dny

      China will be promoting "Education tourism" soon!
      .
      3x the quality for 30% of the price!
      (And your kids will learn the predominant language of the 21st century!)

  • @is6684
    @is6684 Před 23 dny +20

    How can those people sleep at night. Just putting those statements into my brain while I listen to these news makes me sick. Thinking that there are people that come up with this really makes me disappointed about humanity.

  • @Will-p5j
    @Will-p5j Před 24 dny +538

    NO member of trump family EVER served in our military NO ONE - EVER
    Not even one person ..

    • @railrodemike
      @railrodemike Před 24 dny +69

      Grandpa was a draft dodger from Prussia

    • @DisaffectedLiberal
      @DisaffectedLiberal Před 24 dny +36

      Rich people generally don’t.

    • @regu6582
      @regu6582 Před 24 dny

      @@GeeDeeZee369 You poor pathetic example of "LOW EDUCATION".
      You are aware you can enroll as an adult and finish primary school at a minimum, correct ?
      Oh wait, your comment sounds like it's from a five year old, still hope for ya.

    • @henkholdingastate
      @henkholdingastate Před 24 dny +14

      @@GeeDeeZee369 is that an excuse? I think not

    • @sueeagan9037
      @sueeagan9037 Před 24 dny

      Too busy with cheating, stealing,
      YOUR money.

  • @kelleyturner6584
    @kelleyturner6584 Před 24 dny +208

    After my 1st marriage ended, i had 4 kids, 5 and under and no child support. Head Start and the food programs helped so much. I was able to go back to college because of the help i got and owned my own business for 20 years!!!!VOTE BLUE!!!💙💙💙

    • @jabbermocky4520
      @jabbermocky4520 Před 23 dny +13

      There were no such helpful programs when my ex walked out and left me with 2 young kids and a heavy mortgage with no child support. I had to survive by working as many jobs as I could get. It was terrible for the kids and for my own health. Glad you got something to help your family out. Not all of us are so fortunate.

    • @gregorylyon1004
      @gregorylyon1004 Před 22 dny

      It sounds like you got used. Try birth control. It actually works. LOL

    • @lewisjohnson8297
      @lewisjohnson8297 Před 22 dny

      ​@@jabbermocky4520after the navy, my father worked the docks and got injured. The hospital for his treatment was 90 miles away, none of these programs existed and those that did, were not yet available to non-whites.
      Our luck was that my mother came from a large family that stayed near enough to one another, that the load for such occurrences could usually be distributed among the various family members. Six siblings, five in the almost immediate vicinity, plus grandparents is what made it possible to handle the situation. Those without that much family and limited monetary resources, often have to make adjustments that takes one parent out of the house on an almost permanent basis. How many of the single parent households in the standard statistics belonged to this group, has never been published. There is serious doubt as to whether they have ever been gathered. However, I can think of, at least 5 other households, within a 5 square block area of my childhood neighborhood, that could be so described. But, back then, the monthly rent for a 2 bedroom, would be up to $50.00. A place to live, away from home, increased the costs and the need to earn more. Night work, overtime and time away, were the solutions, short of criminal activities. Therein lies the source of many urban problem complexes. Children absorb attitudes and habits of adults withe their range of vision.

    • @ashamed2Byt
      @ashamed2Byt Před 21 dnem

      No surprise that the "religious right" is neither religious or right, just cruel and greedy.

    • @Soma81
      @Soma81 Před 21 dnem +1

      Yeah sure Maybe if you were a better wife you would have never lost it

  • @HellInternAKACandyMD
    @HellInternAKACandyMD Před 24 dny +257

    "Reduce federal funding for students with disabilities and remove guardrails designed to ensure these children are adequately served by schools."
    I've lived this lifestyle, in the 90s, in a rural public school. It is horrible, I was left alone in the dust, and as soon as I showed my gift with Math, the teachers would glow profusely and accept thanks for "educating" me. They ended up being the verbal bully quite a few times their selves. I would grow up confused and blame myself for not having a visual physical handicap, so people would be aware I have a mental and hearing handicap and stop picking on me and holding me to unfair standards, but to also stop perceiving me as a threat that needs to be held down and tortured. Because why?
    Don't go backwards. "We won't go back! - Kamala Harris"

    • @kellycook3914
      @kellycook3914 Před 24 dny +27

      I'm sorry that you experienced that! I used to be a case manager for people with intellectual disabilities who survived off of Medicaid and SSI. What I witnessed was republicans cut funding for social services every chance they got and gave tax cuts to the wealthy which further decimates what we are able to provide for those who really need it! I wish you the best ❤️

    • @MsTyrie
      @MsTyrie Před 23 dny +32

      @@kellycook3914 In conversation today, the testimony of Trump's brother about his handicapped child came up. He suggested euthanasia. Not the type of character I'd want appointing the next secretary of health and human services.

    • @ashamed2Byt
      @ashamed2Byt Před 21 dnem +9

      @@MsTyrie Ah, how very "pro-life" of trump to suggest euthanasia.

    • @MsTyrie
      @MsTyrie Před 21 dnem +7

      @@ashamed2Byt True that. If only a debate moderator would ask how that squares with a pro-life advocacy. .

    • @chelseacraft4669
      @chelseacraft4669 Před 21 dnem

      Except Dems only make laws… they refuse to enforce the laws they make.

  • @kingkold2761
    @kingkold2761 Před 21 dnem +60

    The irony of rich people getting mad at programs that help low income families but are ok with themselves getting government assistance for their kids. Their mental gymnastics is astounding.

    • @ceebee23
      @ceebee23 Před 17 dny +8

      not only ok with themselves getting benefits but any attempt to reign in their benefits is met with massive resistance and cries of "socialism" etc. Hypocrisy barely covers their views.

    • @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633
      @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 Před 17 dny

      @@ceebee23 rein in

    • @ceebee23
      @ceebee23 Před 17 dny +2

      @@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 oh my spell checker fail

  • @lynngutierrez6
    @lynngutierrez6 Před 23 dny +10

    Don’t forget that in the Arizona state legislature a lot of the representatives have a stake in charter schools so they push that because it enriches them.

  • @Hugo_Rocker
    @Hugo_Rocker Před 24 dny +58

    The education part screams betsy Devoss! We have to stop this!

    • @chefithawilliams7850
      @chefithawilliams7850 Před 23 dny +1

      Yes!!! VOTE-VOTE-VOTE!!!

    • @butdoyou1970
      @butdoyou1970 Před 21 dnem +1

      Bingo.

    • @simmogj
      @simmogj Před 19 dny

      This all goes back to the council for National Policy and the De Vos family. The CNP is behind both the Federalist Society and The Heritage Foundation.

  • @scodes77
    @scodes77 Před 24 dny +121

    I only skimmed as much as possible about project 2025 from their own website and I already think this is just pure madness. I am seriously wondering what makes people to vote for republican party is any benefit for people, or they simply don't care about other people but themselves?

    • @conniegrant939
      @conniegrant939 Před 24 dny

      It’s truly a dictatorship we all will be in slavery

    • @david4096
      @david4096 Před 24 dny +18

      They dont even care about there self .

    • @Mute2024
      @Mute2024 Před 24 dny

      They don’t read, they just believe what Trump tells them.

    • @charlesmiller8107
      @charlesmiller8107 Před 24 dny

      It's as if they don't want to win the election. It seems as though they are doing everything they can to sabotage their chances of taking power. I say keep up good work.

    • @marshcreek4355
      @marshcreek4355 Před 24 dny +16

      A fantastic question and observation. Three of my neighbors just put up Trump / Vance signs this past week. Another already had two small signs in his yard and added a gigantic 3rd one. I'm in north Cobb County, Georgia and this state (like most in the South) is full of people who encompass your lamentation. I don't have an answer.

  • @jgcelliott1
    @jgcelliott1 Před 24 dny +68

    There have been entities in this country who fought tooth and nail to keep public education from happening in the first place. Since then they have never ceased their efforts to subvert and demolish it. They understand that education is the key to maintaining an aristocracy, and that the kleptocracy that we call modern capitalism relies on the plebs not being able to figure out the con.
    .

  • @MrBENTON78
    @MrBENTON78 Před 22 dny +10

    Totally against 1st Amendment. Separation of Church and State. Eveyone shoud watch Jamie Raskin's Class on the 1st Amendment.

    • @NotMe-st8qc
      @NotMe-st8qc Před 17 dny

      These people don’t care about the Constitution. Trump has already said he would do away with it if he could.

  • @dustinmenezes559
    @dustinmenezes559 Před 20 dny +8

    Keep the poor,poor and uneducated that’s how you control people

  • @veronicareitherreese6671
    @veronicareitherreese6671 Před 24 dny +342

    It still amazes me how the "pro-life" party has so little regard for disabled children. Does the GOP not realize that disabled children grow up to be disabled adults who require help to be successful.

    • @Gem-n-life
      @Gem-n-life Před 23 dny +88

      After the birth of a child…………………………………………..The pro ends.

    • @chefithawilliams7850
      @chefithawilliams7850 Před 23 dny +21

      Absolutely appalling!!!

    • @xiao-minli5018
      @xiao-minli5018 Před 23 dny +15

      @@Gem-n-life The reality starts !

    • @lorawiseman8847
      @lorawiseman8847 Před 23 dny +34

      They don't care at all.

    • @lgemisic
      @lgemisic Před 22 dny

      They are not pro life, they are pro-birth.

  • @paulcernava7091
    @paulcernava7091 Před 24 dny +76

    A strong public school system is a national security interest
    A highly educated population is a national security must

    • @AmberU
      @AmberU Před 21 dnem +7

      Literally it’s an invest in the future and future leaders

    • @paulinebell4873
      @paulinebell4873 Před 18 dny +2

      public schools are currently a bit of a mess. im in agreement with your comment

    • @InvisibleAxeman
      @InvisibleAxeman Před 17 dny +2

      both are a threat to Project 2025.

    • @berdellfleming5074
      @berdellfleming5074 Před 17 dny +1

      Whoop ! Whoop!

    • @tarden132
      @tarden132 Před 17 dny

      Especially those that can't afford private school since most tuitions are expensive

  • @Trapper50cal
    @Trapper50cal Před 24 dny +51

    As far as I'm concerned, Project 2025 is no more than an evidentiary exhibit in the largest Sedition trial ever.

    • @chelseacraft4669
      @chelseacraft4669 Před 21 dnem

      And which Democrat is going to enforce the insurrection act in order to do that? You would think the very first thing Biden would’ve done after a violent insurrection is to enforce the insurrection act. Wrong! in fact, Democrats don’t even understand that it is 100% the Presidents decision alone and he has the singular authority to use the military to stop insurrection without Congressional approval. But not a single one of you made a peep. That’s why we have Trump today. Joe Biden is why we are running the risk of losing our democracy. so which one of the cowards in the Democratic Party are you suggesting is going to enforce the insurrection act or even suggest that Kamala Harris enforces the insurrection act in order to stop all of the sedition? You must be kidding… 🙄

  • @airmanma
    @airmanma Před 20 dny +5

    NONE of that money should go to private schools.

  • @AndreaLecky-lj6vo
    @AndreaLecky-lj6vo Před 18 dny +5

    All the people involved in putting project 2025 should be ashamed of themselves.
    Unfortunately they have no shame, no conscience and no integrity.
    Vote them all out of office!
    Disgraceful!

  • @daveprosser941
    @daveprosser941 Před 24 dny +634

    The only way to prevent this nonsense is to vote blue all the way down the ticket.

    • @conniegrant939
      @conniegrant939 Před 24 dny

      For the next 30 or 40 years, so some of these bigots to die out and young Progressive come in to the political arena.

    • @Jeff-m9o2e
      @Jeff-m9o2e Před 24 dny +1

      Why? So we can funnel in more impoverished migrants from all over the world and give them taxpayer money to buy homes? Stuff like that?

    • @TheCrayon0034
      @TheCrayon0034 Před 24 dny +5

      Blue? I heard it’s now hammer & a sickle now

    • @Magic_turtle5
      @Magic_turtle5 Před 24 dny

      @@TheCrayon0034 lol a random troll sighting in the wild! Go read an actual history book, pleeb, and learn what real communism is before you try to sound like you know what you’re talking about. ✌️🤓

    • @babsjean9913
      @babsjean9913 Před 24 dny

      Absolutely 💯!! We need to stop "Project 2025." If christian schools are being paid from the federal government, they should be TAXED!!!!!!

  • @kathybrintlinger9993
    @kathybrintlinger9993 Před 24 dny +54

    Great job explaining this potential nightmare. Unfortunately the people who really need to hear this won’t.

  • @meebzilla
    @meebzilla Před 24 dny +48

    It’s unconstitutional on its face to spend government funds on religious schools, no matter what the religion or how they characterize it as “choice.”

    • @Laich-yi6nf
      @Laich-yi6nf Před 23 dny

      The problem with saying that is religion is very tough to define.

    • @xjarheadjohnson
      @xjarheadjohnson Před 23 dny +5

      That's right. The Founding Fathers deemed *ALL* religions unfit for modern, civil law & governance.
      The *1st Amendment's Establishment Clause* prohibits the government from making any law, _“respecting an establishment of religion.”_
      This clause not only forbids the government from establishing an official religion, but also prohibits government actions that unduly favor one religion over another. It also prohibits the government from unduly preferring religion over non-religion.
      *Constitution Article VI Supreme Law - Clause 3 Oaths of Office*
      _"The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; _*_but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."_*
      This means nobody is ever required to swear to a god or on the Bible, or any other religious book for an oath of office. They may choose a god or religious book, but none is required.
      Thomas Jefferson and Calvin Coolidge did not use a Bible in their oath-taking ceremonies. Theodore Roosevelt did not use the Bible when taking the oath in 1901, nor did John Quincy Adams, who swore on a book of law, with the intention that he was swearing on the constitution.
      _"In this enlightened age and in this land of equal liberty, _*_it is our boast,_*_ that a man's religious tenets will not forfeit the protection of the laws, nor deprive him of the right of attaining and holding the highest offices that are known in the United States."_
      *-George Washington* (To the Members of the New Jerusalem Church of Baltimore, 27 January 1793)
      _“The United States is not a Christian nation any more than it is a Jewish or Mohammedan Nation.”_
      *- John Adams* (American statesman, attorney, diplomat, writer, Founding Father & 2nd president)
      _“...the government of the United States of America is not in any sense founded on the Christian Religion."_
      *-Treaty of Tripoli - June 7, 1797. Signed by President John Adams & Ratified UNANIMOUSLY, by the Senate June 10, 1797*
      ....only a few times in history the Senate unanimously agreed on anything.
      A 2018 Supreme Court Ruling re-affirmed this statement, from The Treaty of Tripoli.
      The Supreme Court released an opinion on May 14, 2018 in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Assn., 584 U. S. (2018), Justice Thomas in his concurring opinion wrote:
      _"The Treaty of Tripoli was passed by the Senate and signed into law by President John Adams. As such, it is a "legislated text" which must be read "textually". The lower courts in this case read a hypothetical legislative intention into the text by dismissing Article 11 as "a mere formality". The language itself makes a clear direct statement that _*_our government is not based on the Christian religion and any attempt by a government official to represent our government as Christian contradicts the text and the historical understanding of our founders."_*
      _"Who does not see that the same authority which can establish Christianity, in exclusion of all other Religions, may establish with the same ease any particular sect of Christians, in exclusion of all other Sects?"_
      *- James Madison 4th president* (A Memorial And Remonstrance, On The Religious Rights Of Man: Written In 1784-85)

    • @davidw6684
      @davidw6684 Před 22 dny

      ​@@xjarheadjohnson Government money is, and has been for a long time, been going to students (for religious schools) in the form of grants to college students. I am mildly against vouchers but for a different set of reasons. But most of the people in the comment section here, as well as those at MSNBC, are in the uncomfortable situation of defending the status quo. What the host fails to mention is that under most voucher systems the voucher is still less than what the average public school student gets in said state. Home school and private school students are "better" students by almost every metric and they do it with less money.
      No, the establishment clause does not prevent any and all government entities from having anything to do with religion. The first word tells one who it prohibits: Congress.
      As far as the Treaty of Tripoli goes . . . it is not in effect because the Libyans broke it . . . and it does not actually say that in the Arabic portion of the treaty . . . and it qualifies the "Christian Religion" part with: "as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquility of Musselmen."
      This nation was a "Christian" nation in that at one time the majority of people, including the founding fathers, professed some type of belief or loyalty to some sect of Christianity. And . . . even John Adams called for a national day of prayer. The laws of countries are typically reflective of the beliefs and culture of those countries. We see this around the world. It is not earth shattering or new: it is basic history and sociology.
      And many Christians do not swear on a Bible as it says in multiple places in the Bible not to do that (Matt 5:36&37 is but one).
      Are you for the taking down of pagan statues and paintings all over the nation (especially the capital) that were commissioned by some type of government entity?

    • @kidcoyoteanarchy
      @kidcoyoteanarchy Před 20 dny

      The purpose of project 2025 is to replace the constitution with this nonsense.

    • @dianarobertson3478
      @dianarobertson3478 Před 19 dny

      THIS IS THE NEW MAGA REPUBLICAN PARTY THAT BREAKS LAWS AT WILL, AND WILL KEEP DOING IT, UNTIL WE STOP THEM WITH NEVER VOTING FOR A REPUBLICAN, UNTIL WE'RE SURE THEY DON'T STILL SUPPORT MAGA!!!!!

  • @kepler186f4
    @kepler186f4 Před 22 dny +4

    "From struggling to striving." Protect education, double the funds. The children are the future.

  • @shimmerine1
    @shimmerine1 Před 23 dny +6

    Tax the churches. Problems solved

  • @CommentingOnTheFreakshow
    @CommentingOnTheFreakshow Před 24 dny +75

    I think I'll publish my plan! Project 2025.1 - where we dismantle the "Heritage Foundation" and "Federalist Society"!

    • @annakingry9157
      @annakingry9157 Před 19 dny +3

      And their money goes to help the disadvantaged!

    • @teresag2015
      @teresag2015 Před 19 dny

      @@annakingry9157 Who fed you that line of who ha?

  • @Budman_Buds
    @Budman_Buds Před 24 dny +93

    I started my teaching career in a private Catholic HS in the early 1990"s. When vouchers were starting to be promoted widely. I finished my career at a public HS. Keeping in mind that I had no intentions of seeking another teaching position. Private or public. I was content to make a career at that private HS.
    At a staff mtg, in the Catholic school, a voucher promoter came to explain its impact on our school. W/o recalling the details I do distinctly remember walking out of that meeting thinking; 'this is just a money grab'. Since then I have had no evidence to disprove my feelings at the time.

    • @mjf3810
      @mjf3810 Před 24 dny +18

      Agreed. Teacher attrition is another sad consequence of diverting tax dollars away from public schools. As you know, teachers are already stretched with professional responsibilities for larger, more diverse and needy (yet no less deserving) classes. We often pay to go to work each day as well because of the instructional materials/supplies we pay for out of pocket so that their students will have the basics they need to succeed. "Summers?" That's when we snag an extra job or take additional college classes to maintain required certification. Teaching is a labor of love (and yeah, many teachers are childless cat persons, but still invest heavily in their students' futures), but we can't do what we love and what our students deserve when programs like vouchers and Project 2025 stack the deck against us. I've watched some phenomenal teachers tearfully decide that they just can't anymore.

    • @gregpendrey6711
      @gregpendrey6711 Před 23 dny +3

      ​@maryfranco3810Its frightening. My little one became a public school teacher and she works so hard. She is alone in the classroom with a few of her students being violent and destructive. There's no funding for an assistant teacher or special classrooms for kids that disrupt class. You really wrapped up how it is in your comment. Thank you Maryftanco for your thoughtful comment.

    • @Budman_Buds
      @Budman_Buds Před 23 dny +1

      @@gregpendrey6711 Your welcome. Hope she does well. In the end it is a rewarding profession.

    • @mjf3810
      @mjf3810 Před 23 dny

      @@gregpendrey6711 Hugs and positive energy to your daughter. I hope she's able to find a cohort of fellow teachers that will be a support system for her - offering a time out/safe space for a misbehaving student can be a life saver in a crisis. And please encourage her to leave work at work. Evenings and weekends should be sacred time for whatever energizes her. There's a saying in education - you can't fill someone else's bucket when yours is empty. Praying that she can find a sweet spot and I WILL be voting blue to put Project 2025 in the trash heap where it belongs.

    • @kidcoyoteanarchy
      @kidcoyoteanarchy Před 20 dny

      It is a money grab but it's also so far right religious can indoctrinate children. Two birds one stone.

  • @jimcypher
    @jimcypher Před 24 dny +53

    Deplorable!

  • @worldgate989
    @worldgate989 Před 23 dny +9

    if u want private school, you pay for it, not the rest of us

  • @dylanwatts9344
    @dylanwatts9344 Před 23 dny +2

    If it's government funded, it needs to be government ran.
    The government offers money, the Private industry raises prices, ruining the supply and demand structure.

  • @BoiseLou
    @BoiseLou Před 24 dny +74

    This is not completely related to this story, but I think it's important for Americans to also know how far behind American high schools, regardless of whether it is public or private, are compared to other developed nations. I live in Australia which is middle of the road as far as education quality, not achieving levels of education standards as high as those seen in Scandinavia or Singapore. But we still manage to have high school graduates about 2 years ahead of the US by the time they finish 12th grade. 12th grade in the US education system is the equivalent to 10th grade here. American students, therefore, have to do the extra catch-up work when they begin attending college.
    My sister and I both did some of our schooling in the US in the late 1990s. At American schools, we attended longer school days, had fewer breaks with no recess, and also far more homework compared to Australian schools. Regardless, as soon as we entered 8th grade in the US system we started to fall behind Australia. As long as the American public is unaware of this, American students will continue to get a raw deal.

    • @conniegrant939
      @conniegrant939 Před 24 dny

      Absolutely, public schools were behind behind way back when we were fighting as a Black people against the old books that were being passed down to us. They are really trying to take us back well beyond 60 years. This is horrible and outrageous. Please vote blue up and down the ticket.🗳️💙🗳️💙🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @Mr.White10-65
      @Mr.White10-65 Před 24 dny +12

      The public school system in the US is funded locally and not Federally (in some cases, yes...long story) within each state. Public school in one state can be totally different in another state and then even more different when from city to city in each state.

    • @sawas2421
      @sawas2421 Před 24 dny +6

      Once American kids reach teenage years in school, almost the *entire* focus of school is extracurricular activity, namely sports. Every parent and student athlete think the kid is destined for, if not professional sports, at least a full ride scholarship to a good college, which of course is not usually the case. There is way too much focus *away* from academics in middle and especially high school, to the detriment of our kids' long-term readiness for real adult life after graduation. And I say this as someone who participated in sports and received social benefit from it (peers give you social credit for it)....but there is way too much focus on no academic activity in American schools.

    • @wendyscott8425
      @wendyscott8425 Před 24 dny +4

      This is what happens when we have taxpayer dollars being spent on private schools instead of public schools. I had a fantastic public education in the late 50s and early 60s. We had everything, including great musical groups that I participated in. These days, it's a struggle to get the arts and music into our schools although in our area, we do have music programs. You get what you pay for, and you don't pay for good education, you won't get it.

    • @wendyscott8425
      @wendyscott8425 Před 24 dny +5

      @@sawas2421 Not to mention there isn't enough emphasis on the arts and music. Music, especially, is something one can enjoy and participate in for an entire life. Football? Not so much.

  • @jondowee
    @jondowee Před 24 dny +72

    7K is not enough to pay tuition at a private school.

    • @DRKrust492
      @DRKrust492 Před 24 dny +43

      Vouchers aren't intended to put new students into private schools. They are intended to be used by those already in private schools to subsidize private Christian schools.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +12

      ​@@DRKrust492that's messed up.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +7

      You're right.

    • @ddduhawk3111
      @ddduhawk3111 Před 24 dny +1

      So, jondowee, what are you trying to promote?

    • @LyonsM
      @LyonsM Před 24 dny +13

      @@ddduhawk3111I think the person is saying 7k isn’t enough to put an outsider into a public school. But that’s not their intention. They want to give the 7k to students already in private schools. So here we go again subsidizing the rich.

  • @mauricioangulos.2830
    @mauricioangulos.2830 Před 24 dny +39

    The number of choices available is irrelevant if no one can pay for them. 'Libertarianism' is a word that means 'freedom for the people with money and resources'

  • @user-wn8mg2jh1d
    @user-wn8mg2jh1d Před 22 dny +3

    I severed 7 yrs on the school Board and we fought this crap the whole time taking Public Money and giving it to Private Schools . and most Private schools are run by RELIGIOUS Organizations. and like I said we could lose federal funding

  • @chelseacraft4669
    @chelseacraft4669 Před 21 dnem +2

    Childless cat lady here. I resent paying school tax for more than 2 kids per household. Pay it yourself.

  • @timothytikker1147
    @timothytikker1147 Před 24 dny +22

    When I lived in Charleston, South Carolina for a time, soon after I arrived I learned that the white response to the forced segregation of public schools there had been simply to enroll their children in private schools. Public school enrollment there is nearly 100% black. And it was clear that such was also the case in most all the rest of the Southeast.
    Frankly, in Michigan where I now live, the situation is entirely similar in Detroit and its suburbs. Remember that Betsy DeVos is here in Michigan, a billionaire who saw education as a way to make money, and that she was pushing for school vouchers and charter schools.
    So, it's not just that they seek to have tax-funded vouchers pay for parents to enroll their children in private schools. It's that they want to diminish education for blacks -- as well as underprivileged whites, and anyone else underprivileged.

  • @RonSheridan
    @RonSheridan Před 24 dny +45

    Ari is a true advocate for truth.

  • @sammisuejams
    @sammisuejams Před 24 dny +59

    Thank you for bringing up the voucher mess. It is so important to realize it is welfare for the wealthy.

    • @wendyscott8425
      @wendyscott8425 Před 24 dny +7

      Welfare for the wealthy. I'll keep that in mind.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny

      Except conservatives support welfare for the wealthy

  • @KingBedlam
    @KingBedlam Před 3 dny +1

    As a special education teacher, the idea that they'd eliminate funding for disabled students is absolutely insane. It's cruelty for the sake of cruelty.

  • @kevinh.9939
    @kevinh.9939 Před 22 dny +3

    Taking opportunity away from everyone but the rich is the point. The GOP intends it to work that way.

  • @TH-qb5fx
    @TH-qb5fx Před 23 dny +71

    They're simply just being hateful at this point. All American kids deserve a quality education no matter what they believe in or what neighborhood they're from.

    • @briansmith303
      @briansmith303 Před 19 dny +2

      They absolutely believe that also. It just hinges on who you consider American...

    • @kooale
      @kooale Před 17 dny

      You're surprised?

    • @tarden132
      @tarden132 Před 17 dny

      Especially inner city schools

  • @hrvojesvetec3058
    @hrvojesvetec3058 Před 24 dny +27

    From Sweden here..NO NO dont do that!!..DONT make schools privat...we done that here and ITS A DISASTER!!..

    • @BrianMoore-uk6js
      @BrianMoore-uk6js Před 23 dny

      In America, right-wing politicians see public education, and a well-educated population as a threat to their political viability. Educated voters statistically do not vote for right-wing populists. In states that right-wingers control, they have used school vouchers "school choice" to defund public schools. When a kids gets a voucher, they remove that funding from the public school. The ultimate goal is to eliminate public education entirely. But they cannot legally do that as long as there are federal laws ensuring public education is available, so they would have to abolish the Department of Education first.
      The problem is when public schools are so underfunded that they no longer function, there aren't always private schools available, especially in rural areas. Then the right-wingers tell parents the solution is "homeschooling", which is a scam and most parents aren't able to or have the time to properly educate their children. Private schools have long waiting lists, and many kids don't even have access to school, ensuring a new generation of uneducated, easily-manipulatable voters, and more right-wing election results.

    • @MrZoomah
      @MrZoomah Před 22 dny

      As an Australia... yep. It was a disaster here too.
      You'd think the rest of the world would look at the evidence ... but of course they don't. Decisions aren't made on evidence, but on who is paying.

  • @user-gz2it1te5r
    @user-gz2it1te5r Před 24 dny +24

    What bothers me is them saying disabled students should be on unsafe wheelchair access, and that public school students should serve in the military. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't we eliminate the draft?

    • @chefithawilliams7850
      @chefithawilliams7850 Před 23 dny +3

      They're trying to bring it back. Smh.

    • @MrBENTON78
      @MrBENTON78 Před 22 dny

      The rich always want to send the poor to war. That's why President Carter pardoned the poor draft dodgers.

    • @ashamed2Byt
      @ashamed2Byt Před 21 dnem +1

      That is so disturbing.

    • @briansmith303
      @briansmith303 Před 19 dny

      We did eliminate the draft. And if it comes back, their kids might be sent to fight also. This way, we have a ready source of expendable troops without them risking their own children, who won't be in public school.

  • @bwoodlandave
    @bwoodlandave Před 22 dny +4

    Good reporting and showing the hypocrisy that's associated with political parties and other institutions plus religious institutions as well😮😢.

  • @ladyzinada5341
    @ladyzinada5341 Před 23 dny +2

    That's why they poorly fund public schools. Teachers be fundraising. Paying money 💰 outta theur income for their classrooms. It's sickening.😢

  • @hrvojesvetec3058
    @hrvojesvetec3058 Před 24 dny +27

    This Project 2025 sounds like some kind of bizarre,weird,religious indoctrination program😮😮😮

  • @crIms0ngen
    @crIms0ngen Před 24 dny +26

    So they want to discriminate against disabled kids and make sure they don't get a fair chance at education? WTAF. I know so many families that would be devastated by this.
    I'm a mom of an 18 month old who is disabled and will likely need accommodations by the time he hits public school. I mean, maybe we'll end up homeschooling to keep him out of that environment but right now, he's served by disability funding that helps provide therapies in home. He was considered disabled by the SSA on the day of his birth. In all likelihood he will be a fully capable kiddo and adult but his health condition (heart) is considered so severe that he's default disabled. He will need accommodations. He will need help. He already does. These "people" are disgusting.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny

      Because conservatives and capitalists attach value to people based on whether or not they work.
      Their idea is
      1. If you're unwilling to work
      2. If you're not capable of working
      3. If you need welfare or charity in order to survive
      Then you are worthless and deserve poverty

    • @heidinewcombe696
      @heidinewcombe696 Před 24 dny

      Healthcare is a separate plan, it's just as scary. Probably farther down the line it gets really bad for anyone unable to pull their weight to contribute. Workhouses? Asylums? I agree, they are sick weirdos!

    • @ashamed2Byt
      @ashamed2Byt Před 21 dnem

      Hitler despised the disabled. He thought they were a drain on society. Even had some murdered after some "scientific" tests. Sounds like the "religious right" are above the Jesus they claim to worship.

  • @user-ex7vl2oc7f
    @user-ex7vl2oc7f Před 24 dny +76

    Creating a caste system with oligarchs.

  • @gpk1982
    @gpk1982 Před 17 dny +1

    Why the heck would ANYONE ever consider reducing the federal funding for disabled students?! This is egregious!

  • @bashineka
    @bashineka Před 17 dny +1

    I have been reading it. One line says abortion is not healthcare. SMH Anyone who practices medicine should be concerned when people with no medical training start telling us what is and what isn’t healthcare.

  • @LindaDianeBroomhead-eu2ry
    @LindaDianeBroomhead-eu2ry Před 24 dny +36

    What I would like to know is how children will get educated when you take all that away....oh I know; put kids to work, in to institutions, or nothing??

    • @msoperator510
      @msoperator510 Před 24 dny +1

      Project 2025, has a breakdown on doing away with child labor laws. Republicans would like to keep POC, poor white folks & disabled in their place, hence (MAGA). It's not the American way.
      Every vote counts, but can only be counted if you vote.

    • @DonMason-cv6og
      @DonMason-cv6og Před 24 dny +10

      By picking crops and plucking chickens

    • @RevCeleste
      @RevCeleste Před 24 dny +7

      Some states have already reduced the working age for children as well as the age of marriage. I think that the one that Sarah Huckabee Sanders is in charge of is one of several that has done that

    • @DonMason-cv6og
      @DonMason-cv6og Před 24 dny +5

      @@RevCeleste yeah. She's the poster thing for product of ince5t

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +13

      The point is to force poor people into minimum wage jobs and be wage slaves, so rich people can continue living their easy lives.

  • @keanusolan2844
    @keanusolan2844 Před 23 dny +26

    You have to be the worse kind of cruel to have a problem with children getting free school meals. Like, what is your damage to have a problem with that?

    • @Soma81
      @Soma81 Před 21 dnem

      Dems do not want them to have food during school

  • @grahamlindsay1263
    @grahamlindsay1263 Před 24 dny +20

    The health of our buildings was a problem during covid-19. This Danger had a severe impact on children's education for 2 years. Destroying the Department of Education would be a self-inflicted natural disaster.

    • @missmary2877
      @missmary2877 Před 24 dny

      The Republican party has been decimating educational budgets for DECADES now. They also fight universal free breakfast and lunch programs, because they are very aware that hungry children don't learn. That's the point - it's easier to control a population if those citizens are poorly educated and do not possess critical thinking skills.

    • @Cerceify4645
      @Cerceify4645 Před 24 dny

      A good number of school districts got funding but didn't use that for protecting students and faculty.

  • @lisariley3898
    @lisariley3898 Před 18 dny +3

    Ummm. Art & music, custodians & cafeteria workers will be gone out of public education.... Too expensive.
    I've heard some districts around the country are looking into how Japanese schools are run. The students clean up the rooms, scrub the desks & floors, take out the trash and bring their own food and eat it in the classrooms..... No more Cafeteria workers.....
    Custodians and cafeteria workers are a major workforce in America.....
    Specialist teachers too....
    Hmmmm.....
    Project 25 is only for the wealthy......
    Is that you?

  • @normagrimstad8869
    @normagrimstad8869 Před 22 dny +1

    Elimination of Title 1 and Head Start is criminal.

  • @denniswilliamson9136
    @denniswilliamson9136 Před 24 dny +54

    And this is why Teachers leave the field in droves! Good luck to your children! Good luck to America.

    • @gregorylyon1004
      @gregorylyon1004 Před 22 dny +2

      I believe that teachers are leaving the field because they can't discipline their students. And kids often have cell phones in class, which is a huge distraction

    • @colleenwebster8762
      @colleenwebster8762 Před 22 dny

      @@gregorylyon1004this is so right!

    • @mieander
      @mieander Před 22 dny +1

      My number one reason for leaving boiled down to overcrowding. A smaller class means it is FAR easier to work with those few who have behavior issues, or learning disabilities (or both). It's also much easier to spot the children who aren't being challenged and are losing interest. Cell phones can be managed. Poor behavior can be managed. Difficult parents can be worked with, but only if you haven't pushed every desk into the room that will physically fit.

    • @ciarathomas6954
      @ciarathomas6954 Před 20 dny

      @@mieander as a former educator I agree. While this Project 25 sounds like an evil thing to do, I completely understand the overcrowding issue. The teacher to student ratios are too much and we are passing along students that aren’t ready for the next grade level. As a result children fall behind tremendously and become frustrated and unmotivated to learn. A smaller group is ideal instead of crunching an overcrowded classroom with leaning content often they can’t apply. I also don’t think people realize the difficulty in having children with leaning disabilities in the same classroom as kids without. Some children need early intervention and one one one intervention and to be able to come back together with them. I don’t know

  • @lindathompson4770
    @lindathompson4770 Před 24 dny +22

    Someone I know that is a trump fan told me that she did not want her tax money to go to public schools. She home schooled.
    Go figure.

    • @ATLAXTA
      @ATLAXTA Před 24 dny

      Of course. She thinks that way people like her won’t be effected. But they don’t see that next they’ll change the curriculum that is required to be taught to homeschooled kids, & it WILL effect them & their futures. She’s probably okay with religious indoctrination anyway though, sooo… 😂

    • @Cerceify4645
      @Cerceify4645 Před 24 dny +4

      A friend complained to all of us one day that her grandchildren were so ignorant they just lived off their father. One did work. Their father is a corporate raider. Their mother "Home Schooled" them but really didn't bother.

    • @gregorylyon1004
      @gregorylyon1004 Před 22 dny +1

      Too bad for her. My kids are grown up and I still pay into the public schools

    • @MrBENTON78
      @MrBENTON78 Před 22 dny +4

      I have no children but I want children to be educated. Think about the future of this country. Your taxes don't pay for everything. Think about your taxes going to programs you approve of. Look at the state of the Repug House. They are being paid for nothing. I resent paying their salaries and benefits so I chose to think of my taxes going to education.

  • @robraleigh8614
    @robraleigh8614 Před 24 dny +10

    Mr. Velshi I and staff -- Thank you, and please keep spotlighting what Republican victory and implementation of this radical agenda will mean for our nation!

  • @JellyBean-lo4sl
    @JellyBean-lo4sl Před 20 dny +1

    As an Arizonan i voted against the charter nonsense for this very reason. Only the rich will get the vouchers while public schools get next to nothing. We have enough uneducated kids already.

  • @clarity-re3mn
    @clarity-re3mn Před 16 dny +1

    This educator reminds me of the many fine teachers I was blessed to have in elementary school in the 60's with a true passion and commitment to their profession.

  • @louishenzi3732
    @louishenzi3732 Před 24 dny +17

    So project 2025 looks at the disabled as second class citizen along with lgbtq+ is this the United States you want to live in, not me .

    • @Gem-n-life
      @Gem-n-life Před 23 dny +3

      Well, when you leader talks about them with impunity, this is what happens

  • @joaneskins6510
    @joaneskins6510 Před 24 dny +69

    ''Elon honey bunch. I want to dismantle the Department of Education.''
    Donald Trump on X

  • @denillefleming2942
    @denillefleming2942 Před 24 dny +17

    Betsy DeVos had a hand in this

  • @lamsmiley1944
    @lamsmiley1944 Před 22 dny +2

    I believe one of the big motivations for this is the better someone is educated, the more likely they are to lean left.

  • @trocarcat
    @trocarcat Před 17 dny +1

    If they want me to quit my job & stop paying taxes, they could have just said so, instead of ruining the country and millions of people's futures..

  • @Cerceify4645
    @Cerceify4645 Před 24 dny +15

    Death Santis is now giving vouchers of $8k per child. That cost our small rural school system $2M so far per our School Board. Plus he is allowing ministers to volunteer to counsel children in public schools. I was told by a trained counselor a few years ago in a local public school that she was required to evaluate private school children for free when she felt that was taking time away from her own school's students.

  • @lynngalibois1937
    @lynngalibois1937 Před 24 dny +23

    Remember he said "the next republican president" so vote Trump out and the next gop candidate,
    Over and over and over

    • @Gem-n-life
      @Gem-n-life Před 23 dny +4

      It’s all of them. To alleviate this we need both house and senate.

    • @gregorylyon1004
      @gregorylyon1004 Před 22 dny +3

      I'm never voting Republican again

  • @Dreymasmith
    @Dreymasmith Před 23 dny +7

    Australia is an example of this sort of policy in operation. The Conservative govt of John Howard (called the Liberal govt. I know, it's weird) in the 1990s decided to divert public school funding to private schools, with the lie of "it will increase choice for parents". What happened was we saw an explosion in the establishment of religious schools, and the established private schools, educating the children of the rich, increased their building programs while raising their fees. Decades later we have the situation that 70% of children are in public schools which do not have the funds to replace 40 year old carpet or leaking gas heating systems while private schools are building their third swimming pools. The majority of children with disabilities are in the public system and the lack of funding impacts them greatly. The "structure" is that the majority of federal funding goes to private schools while the states are responsible for funding public schools. Only one territory has fully funded public schools - the Australian Capital Territory. All other states and territories have chronically underfunded public schools. Successive governments have refused to address the problems created by the Howard govt, and every time there's a conservative govt the situation gets worse, coupled with ideological attacks on teachers and teaching programs. But bad as things are here, Project 2025 looks like it will make your system even worse, particularly as you seem to be coming off a lower base line to begin with.

  • @ambushpredator7629
    @ambushpredator7629 Před 19 dny +2

    I went to a private Catholic school in the USA and my parents had to pay because they got no government money, so why now?

  • @davidwestwater2219
    @davidwestwater2219 Před 20 dny +1

    The department of education does nothing since its establishment, the quality of of education in the united states has gone radically downhill.This is irrefutable

  • @angelabarnes7588
    @angelabarnes7588 Před 24 dny +12

    If they can afford private school, they should be ineligible for those vouchers. Why is family income not a part of the voucher application process?

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +1

      I don't know

    • @angelabarnes7588
      @angelabarnes7588 Před 24 dny +2

      @@scifirealism5943 Seems to me like that part would be important.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny

      @@angelabarnes7588 you're right.
      I don't know how Republicans think.

    • @angelabarnes7588
      @angelabarnes7588 Před 24 dny +1

      @@scifirealism5943 But get this! We aren't completely white!! We have a health slice of 3 Native American tribes running through our veins! Cherokee, Seminole, and Cree were added to our bloodline through 3 ancestors! Can't figure it out, unless they think they can pass, but most of us, people that know can pick it out at a glance. Mystifies me, really.

    • @scifirealism5943
      @scifirealism5943 Před 24 dny +3

      @@angelabarnes7588 I feel like the point of this project is to diminish education for people conservatives deem inferior: poor, disabled, minorities.

  • @ericaamato5010
    @ericaamato5010 Před 24 dny +14

    I hate this so much:(

  • @FabricatorFactory
    @FabricatorFactory Před 24 dny +18

    Look at removing regulations on baby formula. Page 302

  • @nacarreira777
    @nacarreira777 Před 21 dnem +1

    As a society, we owe every child a proper education. EVERY child regardless of their financial status. An educated society is a prosperous society.

  • @oedhelsetren
    @oedhelsetren Před 20 dny +1

    Dismantle public schools, then send everyone to private schools on the government dime... Hard pass.