Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Stephen A Smith debriefs interview with President Trump, warns Democrats face steep challenge Donald Trump calls Barack Obama 'highly overrated' and claims he'd win a third-term matchup Protecting failing schools and supporting teachers unions is not a winnable strategy, CEO warns The country’s largest teachers union and its affiliates poured nearly $7. 8 million into ballot fights across three states in 2026, as internal documents outlined strategies to target voucher programs and other conservative initiatives, according to Defending Education (DE). In a recent report, the education watchdog uncovered a guidance document from the National Education Association (NEA) which stated that “unions may spend unlimited amounts from their general treasuries on ballot measures in any state, subject to any state affiliate agreements to address specific state laws.
