Brian Jodice

This is a must read from @Tommy_USA: "Opting in shouldn’t be controversial. A majority of Americans support school choice, and a poll last fall found that nearly two-thirds of voters nationwide favor opting into the tax credit, compared to 18% who oppose it. That includes 70% of Republicans, 60% of independents and 58% of Democrats."

Great piece from @DonnaKingCJ on last week's veto override in North Carolina. As she puts it: "It also highlights a key premise of America’s founding: Government exists to serve people, not the other way around." Preach! @carolinajournal @afcpress buff.ly/BEky4zl

Every governor in every state should say yes to this opportunity!

If Illinois Governor JB Pritzker wants to do the right thing, he'll opt in for the education freedom tax credit. More from @WIFRTV and @SenSyverson35:

Every staffer in the offices of Democratic Governors across the country should read this and tell their principal to opt in ASAP to the Education Freedom Tax Credit

A great piece from @DonnaKingCJ of the @CarolinaJournal on the progress to bring the education freedom tax credit to North Carolina. Every governor in every state should say yes to this opportunity, and if they stand in the way it's good to see state leaders stepping in like this.

Nationally, public K-12 schools spent almost $1 trillion in 2024, while the average per-pupil spending nears $18,000. 70% of students are below proficient benchmarks. The solution can’t be throwing more money into a broken system, said Patrick Graff with @SchoolChoiceNow

@CGasparino @StacyLynn624 They are who we thought they were.

Yeah teachers unions, some of the most corrupt organizations in America, the places that stop school choice and prevent poor kids from getting a quality education, the lobby groups that cost taxpayers billions while Catholic schools educated far more efficiently. probably should be decimated

@BrendenJonesNC Well done!

Override #9 Is Done. The NC House has just overridden HB 87 the Educational Choice for Children Act. This bill expands school choice by helping families access scholarships for private school tuition, tutoring, and homeschooling. #ncpol

QUALIFIED EXPENSES: Funds may only cover tuition, fees, tutoring, special needs services, curriculum, transportation, and technology.

School choice changes lives!

@JenningsShow @FrannieBlock @TheFP What a racket!

.@FrannieBlock from The Free Press joins the @JenningsShow to drop a bomb on the sheer scale of teachers' union spending. A new report from the @TheFP on how millions of dollars meant for classrooms are actually weaponized to dictate local politics, drive radical activism, and hijack public education

Jeff Bezos on New York: "If we ran Amazon the way New York City runs their school system, packages would take 6 weeks to arrive, we would charge you a $100 delivery fee and when the package did finally arrive, it would have the wrong item in it."

Great news!

BREAKING: The North Carolina House just overrode Governor Stein’s education freedom tax credit veto. It now needs a Senate override. This is great news!

@nickineily They are who we thought they were.

To avoid competition from private school alternatives, teachers’ unions are pressuring Democrats to oppose educational opportunities for students from low-income households. They're more focused on resisting education options than raising standards in public schools.

Imagine unlocking education dollars at no cost to the state? The education freedom tax credit will do that, and can help kids across makes and models. Too bad Evers said no.

School choice changes lives.

"Democratic senators oppose giving parents who are financially strapped the same access and opportunities that wealthy parents give their children. The only children who have no school choice are those from poor families. They didn’t choose their circumstances. Why deny a child access to high-quality education and withhold the opportunities that could change his future?" - @SenatorTimScott More: wsj.com/opinion/school…

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What a racket... 🚨"A new report out today accuses both the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA) of spending tens of millions of dollars on electing Democratic political candidates, and prioritizing politicking over the needs and interests of their union members. The report, conducted by the Network Contagion Research Institute, Gevura Fund, and Rutgers University, among others, found that of the NEA’s $450 million annual disbursement budget from fiscal year 2025, less than $46 million, or 10 percent, was spent on activities directly representing the union’s constituents."🚨 More: thefp.com/p/how-teachers…