May 5, 2026

Imagine if America’s favorite businesses had to operate by the same rules as your local public school. Starbucks would open every morning to a crowd of customers assigned by ZIP code. Managers wouldn’t be able to choose their market or tailor their product to the people most likely to buy it. And if the espresso machine broke, the manager wouldn’t just replace it. They’d apply for a grant, form a committee, hold a public hearing, and eventually buy a replacement from a state-approved vendor—at triple the price—sometime around next spring.

Public schools survive what no business could: monopoly protection, union entrenchment, and taxpayer bailouts—proof that education works best when government gets out of the way.

A look at how public schools operate vis-à-vis businesses shows that the government has no right to be in the education sector.

BECAUSE THEY’RE NOT YOUR CHILDREN ANYMORE AND EDUCATION ISN’T THE GOAL:  Instead Of Reading And Math, Teachers Are Grading Kids On Personality And Emotions

 

I’M ALL ABOUT FREE SPEECH BUT THIS IS WAY, WAY, WAY OVER THE TOP:  Speaker at Virginia Tech Explains His Stance on ‘Death to America’

 

 

May 3, 2026

IDEOLOGY OVER CHILDREN . . . BUT THAT’S THE WAY IT’S ALWAYS BEEN: Not complying: Huge Colorado school district thumbs nose at federal transgender regulations

NO AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THE WORLD WOULD INCENTIVIZE ME TO SEND MY CHILDREN OR YOURS TO THE FAIRFAX COUNTRY (VA) SCHOOLS: Parents outraged as Fairfax schools put politics over student safety again

May 2, 2026

WHEN I WAS A KID, FIELD TRIPS WERE TO MUSEUMS AND SCIENCE CENTRES:  Chicago Public Schools Takes Students On Field Trip To Anti-Trump Protest

A STAGGERING STATISTIC:  Two largest teacher unions spent over $1B on on political activity and advocacy since 2015

Defending Education says the funds were directed to political campaigns, nonprofit advocacy groups, school board races and efforts opposing school choice legislation.

May 1, 2026

WHAT CAN’T GO ON FOREVER, WON’T: Americans waking up to reality around college.

NO! Next Question: Can Universities Be Reformed?

NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN BLUE BOOKS BECAUSE THE BLUE BOOK EXAM IS BACK: AI Will Destroy Universities

April 29, 2026

I TOLD YOU THEY WOULD DO THIS. These anti-DEI laws are little more than “Make a Republican Lawmaker Feel Good About Himself” laws. They’re really just sleeping pills for Republicans: Kansas State official on DEI: “You can’t take it out”.

 

WORST FINANCIAL DECISION OF MY LIFE WAS TO NOT HAVE INVESTED IN THE COMPANIES THAT MAKE BLUE BOOKS: Colleges Bring Back Blue-Book Tests To Fight AI Cheating, But There’s A Hitch

 

 

PRETTY SURE COMPLAINTS THAT SUPPORT LEFT-WING CAUSES GO TO THE TOP OF THE PILE. Everyone else can sit in the queue: Education Department sits on nearly 400 college discrimination complaints from one activist.

April 28, 2026

Milton Friedman correctly argued that the government has no money of its own, only what it takes from people, and that these expenditures should be minimized because individuals spend their own money much more carefully than the government does.

The Lost Angeles Unified School District

“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money” is a famous quote by former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, often used to criticize high-taxing, high-spending government policies. It emphasizes that state welfare systems rely on funding from individuals, a reliance that often becomes unsustainable. The Los Angeles Unified School District currently provides living proof of the accuracy of Thatcher’s words.

 

I HOPE THEY’RE NOT RECEIVING A PENNY IN TAXPAYER MONEY: Florida teachers unions have lost their way

LIKE ALL SOCIALIST SYSTEMS, THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS MUST COLLAPSE: Nearly half of California teachers plan to quit amid nationwide morale struggles

ALL THE $$$ IN THE WORLD CAN’T SAVE THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS FROM THEMSELVES: McMahon Slams Dems For Claiming More School Funding Will Solve Literacy Crisis

THEY’VE ALWAYS BEEN “LOST,” WHICH IS PUTTING IT DIPLOMATICALLY: State teachers unions have lost their way

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