Corey DeAngelis

So, you know, the thing is, we can't make perfect the enemy of the good.

We don't want to miss the forest for the trees.

If you're on Randy Weingarten's side and Becky Pringle's side,

and not President Trump's side and Milton Friedman's side, a free market economist who first wrote about school choice in 1955 in his essay, The Role of Government in Education.

I'd say there isn't one, but if we're going to have one, he should have renamed it The Lack of a Role of Government in Education.

It's racist.

It's racist to give minorities a chance at getting, you know, a gifted education.

Yeah.

Do you guys not want to do math anymore?

You do some fun stuff.

Yeah, let's pull you away from your parents.

Don't listen to your parents.

Listen to me instead.

Yeah, I saw a headline a few years ago in Chicago.

They had a school that was at 3% of their capacity, and they were fighting to keep it open.

I mean, so you're right.

There were empty schools in Chicago.

If you guys remember, they were also the union that tweeted out that it was sexist, racist, and misogynist to open schools in 2021.

And they also had a board member that was caught vacationing in Puerto Rico while saying it was too unsafe to open the schools.

Yeah, go to optouttoday.com if you're a teacher.