Cory Turner

Under these new Trump administration executive orders, under this new Dear Colleague letter, like, is that against the rules? Could his school be at risk now of losing federal funding?

Under these new Trump administration executive orders, under this new Dear Colleague letter, like, is that against the rules? Could his school be at risk now of losing federal funding?

Under these new Trump administration executive orders, under this new Dear Colleague letter, like, is that against the rules? Could his school be at risk now of losing federal funding?

And she didn't answer the question.

And she didn't answer the question.

And she didn't answer the question.

One of the things that came out of the confirmation hearing that did remind me a bit of WWE, frankly, is like there is this narrative, this overriding narrative that the department is bad. Right. It is. What was the phrase Reagan used? A bureaucratic boondoggle. Boondoggle.

One of the things that came out of the confirmation hearing that did remind me a bit of WWE, frankly, is like there is this narrative, this overriding narrative that the department is bad. Right. It is. What was the phrase Reagan used? A bureaucratic boondoggle. Boondoggle.

One of the things that came out of the confirmation hearing that did remind me a bit of WWE, frankly, is like there is this narrative, this overriding narrative that the department is bad. Right. It is. What was the phrase Reagan used? A bureaucratic boondoggle. Boondoggle.

Right. So that is the narrative. That is the narrative that President Trump is selling. And I assume that is going to be the narrative that Linda McMahon tries to sell. But there's a bit of a shell game happening here because the fact is a lot of people, Democrats and Republicans, both agree that many of the things the Ed Department does are important. And nobody wants to see them stop.

Right. So that is the narrative. That is the narrative that President Trump is selling. And I assume that is going to be the narrative that Linda McMahon tries to sell. But there's a bit of a shell game happening here because the fact is a lot of people, Democrats and Republicans, both agree that many of the things the Ed Department does are important. And nobody wants to see them stop.

Right. So that is the narrative. That is the narrative that President Trump is selling. And I assume that is going to be the narrative that Linda McMahon tries to sell. But there's a bit of a shell game happening here because the fact is a lot of people, Democrats and Republicans, both agree that many of the things the Ed Department does are important. And nobody wants to see them stop.

And so what we're getting instead is this sort of like, let's kill Ed because it's not really. It's abolishing the building. There's the broader narrative, which is driven largely by politics. And as you pointed out, they're very old politics hating on the Ed Department. I just think it's much more useful to ask, OK, what are you really going to try to do here? What is actually feasible here?

And so what we're getting instead is this sort of like, let's kill Ed because it's not really. It's abolishing the building. There's the broader narrative, which is driven largely by politics. And as you pointed out, they're very old politics hating on the Ed Department. I just think it's much more useful to ask, OK, what are you really going to try to do here? What is actually feasible here?

And so what we're getting instead is this sort of like, let's kill Ed because it's not really. It's abolishing the building. There's the broader narrative, which is driven largely by politics. And as you pointed out, they're very old politics hating on the Ed Department. I just think it's much more useful to ask, OK, what are you really going to try to do here? What is actually feasible here?

And it is so much more nuanced and interesting than we're closing the department.

And it is so much more nuanced and interesting than we're closing the department.

And it is so much more nuanced and interesting than we're closing the department.