Teachers Unions: Funding the Democratic Party's Agenda
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**Teachers Unions: Democratic Party's Secret Cash Cow**
In a scathing revelation that has sent shockwaves through the educational and political landscape, recent discussions have brought to light the shocking extent to which major teachers’ unions function as fundraising machines for the Democratic Party.
A revealing exchange between commentator Riley Lewis and education policy analyst Corey A. DeAngelis spotlighted the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA), two of the largest teachers' unions in the country.
Lewis underscored the unions' dual role in both education and political financing, stating, “So these unions are basically just fundraising machines for the Democratic Party.”
DeAngelis backed up this assertion, explaining that the alliance between union leadership and the Democratic Party extends well beyond mere monetary contributions.
He pointed out Randy Weingarten, the head of the AFT, who has held formal positions within the Democratic National Committee for nearly 30 years.
“We just found out this year that she had an at-large position at the Democrat National Committee there for about 30 years, and we’re like, who knew?” said DeAngelis.
Weingarten's involvement in lobbying efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, including pushing for school closures, raises serious questions about the motivations behind union decisions that directly impact students and teachers alike.
DeAngelis further highlighted the interconnectedness of union bosses and Democratic leadership by revealing that Becky Pringle, the head of the NEA, remains a prominent figure within the Democratic Party structure.
The continued presence of union leaders in critical roles within the Democratic National Committee demonstrates their influence transcends traditional advocacy.
“It's not just about fundraising; they have a seat at the table,” DeAngelis concluded.
As bipartisan calls for education reform grow louder, it becomes increasingly crucial for parents and taxpayers to scrutinize the affiliations and motivations of teachers’ unions.
The revelations surrounding these unions underscore a growing need for transparency and accountability, particularly as American families want to ensure that their children are receiving a quality education free from political coercion.
With the American public increasingly aware of the true nature of these unions, it remains to be seen how this will affect ongoing discussions about education policy and political affiliations in the years to come.
Sources:
lifezette.com
discernmoney.com
independentsentinel.com
In a scathing revelation that has sent shockwaves through the educational and political landscape, recent discussions have brought to light the shocking extent to which major teachers’ unions function as fundraising machines for the Democratic Party.
A revealing exchange between commentator Riley Lewis and education policy analyst Corey A. DeAngelis spotlighted the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA), two of the largest teachers' unions in the country.
Lewis underscored the unions' dual role in both education and political financing, stating, “So these unions are basically just fundraising machines for the Democratic Party.”
DeAngelis backed up this assertion, explaining that the alliance between union leadership and the Democratic Party extends well beyond mere monetary contributions.
He pointed out Randy Weingarten, the head of the AFT, who has held formal positions within the Democratic National Committee for nearly 30 years.
“We just found out this year that she had an at-large position at the Democrat National Committee there for about 30 years, and we’re like, who knew?” said DeAngelis.
Weingarten's involvement in lobbying efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, including pushing for school closures, raises serious questions about the motivations behind union decisions that directly impact students and teachers alike.
DeAngelis further highlighted the interconnectedness of union bosses and Democratic leadership by revealing that Becky Pringle, the head of the NEA, remains a prominent figure within the Democratic Party structure.
The continued presence of union leaders in critical roles within the Democratic National Committee demonstrates their influence transcends traditional advocacy.
“It's not just about fundraising; they have a seat at the table,” DeAngelis concluded.
As bipartisan calls for education reform grow louder, it becomes increasingly crucial for parents and taxpayers to scrutinize the affiliations and motivations of teachers’ unions.
The revelations surrounding these unions underscore a growing need for transparency and accountability, particularly as American families want to ensure that their children are receiving a quality education free from political coercion.
With the American public increasingly aware of the true nature of these unions, it remains to be seen how this will affect ongoing discussions about education policy and political affiliations in the years to come.
Sources:
lifezette.com
discernmoney.com
independentsentinel.com
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