Democrat Minnesota Governor Tim Walz claims that Republicans “hate public education because it’s easier to run an authoritarian government if you don’t have a population that knows.”…

…Warren, the New York Times, the Associated Press, Education Week, NPR, and Bernie Sanders. Those claims are based on studies that exclude federal education funding, which flows overwhelmingly to schools…

U.S. Senate Democrat Leader Chuck Schumer claims that “Donald Trump and Linda McMahon are trying to dismantle public education in America, firing thousands of workers and defunding our schools.”…

U.S. Senator Cory Booker (D–NJ) claims that “eliminating the Department of Education” will rob “young people and educators of resources and guidelines that have built the most successful country on…

…$20,039. A scientific survey commissioned in 2021 by the journal Education Next and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University found that public school spending per student was 87%…

IN FACT, each U.S. household pays an average of $9,397 per year — or $728,000 over a lifetime — to fund government spending on education. Yet, only 37% of adults…

…charge.” Likewise, the DSA Platform promises “free, quality public education” through “college,” including “all medical education and training.” Likewise, Sanders says that “public education for all” should be a “right,”…

…and requiring repayment at bargain rates. Here are the specifics: In 1965, Congress and Democrat President Lyndon B. Johnson created a program to finance student loans for higher education via…

…dismembering the Department of Education in 2025 to redirect resources from the “education bureaucracy” to “students, parents, and teachers.” Quantifying the long-term deadly effects of the school closures, a study…

…ages 15+ already spend an average of 36% more time on leisure & sports than on work & education. The Soviet Constitution declared a “right” to: “the reduction of the…

…factors like education, productivity, work hours, and fringe benefits. Here are the specifics: A gender pay gap study published in 1995 by the journal Industrial Labor Relations Review found that…

…“reduce abortions,” because “abortions have increased nationwide since Trump-appointed judges helped overturn Roe v. Wade” and “abortion rates go down through” Democrat policies like “comprehensive sex education” and welfare programs….

IN FACT, inheritances account for only 11% of the median wealth gap between blacks and whites. Moreover, racial disparities in wealth, income, education, violence, and health are unassociated with racism…

…costs of education, housing, and healthcare, which inflates their prices by creating a buffet mentality in which people wantonly consume without regard for costs. giving unions monopoly powers that raise…

…a steep upward trend and a spike to 74% during the Covid-19 pandemic. Social programs — which provide healthcare, income security, education, nutrition, housing, and cultural services — are mostly…

…work at least 20 hours per week, care for children, or get an education. Bernie Sanders called those reforms “savage,” Jon Ossoff declared that they “gutted” Medicaid, and Elizabeth Warren…

…of college and disproportionately benefits higher income people. Sanders supports increased spending on K–12 education, which raises taxes while failing to substantially improve student achievement. Sanders supports doubling the minimum…

…consistently pushed for more government spending on products and services like food, childcare, housing, education, and healthcare. Such spending makes these items more costly by stoking inflation, blinding consumers to…

…“violate the public interest.” “Prevention of all speculation in land.” Government funding of “higher education.” The “large-scale development of old-age pension schemes.” “Minimum wage” laws. Widespread unionization. Contrastingly, the few…

…by disarming their victims. harm the nation’s education system. conceal the deadly effects of illegal immigration. distort science in ways that generate panic. rationalize and cloak the killing of pre-birth…

…take food assistance from children but from fraudsters, illegal aliens, and able-bodied adults who don’t spend at least 20 hours a week working, obtaining an education, or doing community service….

…at least 16% more than their private-sector counterparts. Studies to the contrary are unsound because they fail to account for vital factors like fringe benefits, education levels, experience, or skills….

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I–VT) claims that “we need to change our national priorities” and “should be investing in health care, education and the needs of working families” instead of…

…low-cost access to federal student loans as fueling the steep rise in the cost of higher education in the last decade.” U.S. federal, state, and local governments already spend a…

…increased the costs of goods and services, particularly housing and especially in regulation-heavy areas like New York City and California. Multiplicative increases in education spending that have raised property taxes…

…an education, or performing community service. giving Medicaid to certain non-citizen immigrants like asylees and refugees. bringing back Biden-era regulations that made it easier to enroll in Medicaid, a program…

…education program.” The BBB prevents illegal immigrants and other aliens from receiving Medicaid under executive fiats that make them “lawfully present” for the purpose of receiving government benefits even though…

…The Washington Post denied the fact that Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Congressional Democrats support abortion up to birth. (9) The Washington Post claimed that government funding of higher education…

…ethics about sex, which create household fragmentation that dilutes workers’ incomes and is strongly associated with poverty. Progressives like Warren support significant increases in education spending, which raise taxes while…

IN FACT, good-paying jobs are mainly a result of workers’ productivity, which is suppressed by these Democrat policies: Education that doesn’t equip people with practical skills because curriculums are packed…

…household fragmentation that dilutes workers’ incomes. subsidizing the purchase of housing and education, which inflates their prices. doubling the minimum wage, which destroys jobs and increases the costs of living…

…fact that each new human life begins at fertilization. The Washington Post claimed that government funding of higher education spending fell when it rose on an inflation-adjusted basis by 23%….

…assets. The Alaska Permanent Fund is used to reduce taxes, while Sanders wants to use the confiscated AI stocks to expand government funding of “healthcare, education, and housing.” PolitiFact claims…

…crimes. Here are the specifics: When Barack Obama was a U.S. Senator, he cosponsored a bill in 2007 called the “DREAM Act,” which stands for “Development, Relief, and Education for…

…of systemic racism and have made numerous racially charged false allegations about issues like voting rights, education spending, mortgage rates, healthcare discrimination, income disparities, the criminal justice system, and more….

…household fragmentation that dilutes workers’ incomes and is strongly associated with poverty. She supports increases in K–12 education spending, which raise taxes while failing to substantially improve student achievement. She…

…the costs of energy and virtually everything else. 6) Mass illegal immigration, which drives up government spending and causes major increases in homelessness. 7) Subsidizing the purchase of housing, education,…

…create household fragmentation that dilutes workers’ incomes. Multiplicative increases in education spending, which raise taxes while failing to substantially improve student achievement. Raising the minimum wage, which destroys jobs and…

…and mindsets, like these: Education that doesn’t equip people with practical skills because curriculums are packed with progressive priorities like critical race theory, social justice, environmentalism, and sexual instruction. Instilling…

…while making assets less affordable for low- and middle-income workers. Social programs punish work and reward idleness. Social programs hinder workers from saving. Socializing the costs of education, housing, and…

The National Education Association claims that “public school educators” are “underpaid.”…

…the costs of products and services and make it hard for small businesses to compete with major corporations. 4) Subsidizing the purchase of housing, education, and other necessities, which inflates…

…following tenets of Mussolini’s Fascist Manifesto and Hitler’s Nazi Platform: government funding of “higher education” “rigidly secular” schools “mother-and-child care” a “minimum wage” a “large progressive tax on capital” racial…

IN FACT, U.S. federal, state & local governments spend 5.3 times more on social programs (like education and healthcare) than on national defense. Since 1960, federal spending on social programs…

…their average education, income, and federal tax levels were all far below the U.S. average. The Congressional Budget Office doesn’t estimate “state and local taxes for individual households” due to…

…and consumer prices. Warren and the Democrat Party support significant increases in education spending, which raise property taxes while failing to substantially improve student achievement. Warren and other Democrats support…

President Biden claims that he “has made historic investments in America’s future, funding Head Start programs that support our kids’ education.”…

…education program.” The BBB prevents illegal immigrants and other aliens from receiving Medicaid under executive fiats that make them “lawfully present” for the purpose of receiving government benefits even though…

IN FACT, most federal employees are paid significantly more than their private-sector counterparts with similar occupations, education, and experience. U.S. households spend an average of $17,016 per year to pay…

…Constitution required government to provide “nurseries,” “free” “higher education,” “annual vacations with full pay,” “pre-maternity and maternity leave with full pay,” “maintenance” in “the case of sickness,” “dwelling houses,” and…

IN FACT, a 1998 World Bank study found that “most” foreign aid “appears to be fungible,” and nations receiving aid for “agriculture, education, and energy reduce their own resources going…

IN FACT, a 1998 World Bank study found that “most” foreign aid “appears to be fungible,” and nations receiving aid for “agriculture, education, and energy reduce their own resources going…