The fight to end taxpayer-funded teacher union dues in Oklahoma is moving forward. Tomorrow morning at 10:00 AM CST, the Senate Education Committee will officially hear SB62—a crucial bill that would finally stop state resources from being used to collect dues for radical, left-wing teacher unions. This hearing is a major moment in the push to protect Oklahoma taxpayers […]
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Use Taxpayer Dollars to Push Leftist Politics—While Our Kids and Schools Suffer The latest report from Politico shines a light on a growing problem in America: teachers unions have become political machines, more focused on funding progressive candidates and pushing woke agendas than actually improving education. Take the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) in New
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House Bill 98 (HB 98) has officially passed the Idaho House of Representatives with a 40-29 vote, marking a major victory for taxpayers and education reform advocates. This legislation eliminates taxpayer subsidies for teacher unions, ensuring that Idahoans are no longer forced to fund political activism through state resources. However, the legislative process is not
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Idaho is drawing a hard line: No more taxpayer subsidies for teacher unions. Despite fierce protests from the teacher unions and their allies, House Bill 98 (HB 98) passed the Idaho State House with a 40-29 vote, delivering a major blow to the union machine. In a state where 67% of voters backed Donald Trump, Idaho taxpayers
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Idaho conservatives just scored a massive win in the fight to stop taxpayer-funded teacher unions. House Bill 98 cleared its first major hurdle, moving forward despite fierce opposition from union-backed lawmakers, out-of-state special interest groups, and professional lobbyists sent to protect the NEA’s cash pipeline. This is a critical step toward breaking the grip of radical unions on Idaho’s education
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Oklahoma lawmakers have a clear choice: Continue allowing taxpayer dollars to flow into radical teacher unions, or end this corrupt system once and for all. SB62 would stop the state from collecting dues for teacher unions that fight against conservative values, push left-wing agendas into classrooms, and use their power to block educational reform. This bill is long overdue. 5 Reasons Oklahoma
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The Idaho legislature is considering Senate Bill 98, a measure designed to end the use of taxpayer funds for teacher unions—and for good reason. Why should hardworking Idahoans, in an overwhelmingly conservative state, be forced to subsidize organizations that actively work against their values? This isn’t a radical idea. It’s common sense. Why SB 98
A Major Blow to Teachers’ Unions & a Win for Taxpayers Idaho is taking a bold step toward removing government-backed funding for teachers’ unions, a move that could cripple union influence in the state practically overnight. House Bill 98 (H0098), introduced by the State Affairs Committee, aims to end the practice of automatic paycheck deductions for union dues and block taxpayer dollars from
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In the fight to reclaim education from federal overreach, parents and policymakers are increasingly turning to school choice as the answer. But as Lisa Logan, researcher and advocate, highlights in a must-watch discussion, the movement is not as grassroots as it seems. Who Really Benefits From School Choice? School choice is often marketed as a way to “rescue
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Putting Education Back in the Hands of Parents and Local Communities For decades, Washington bureaucrats have dictated how American children are educated, stripping local communities of control and burdening schools with top-down mandates that stifle innovation. The U.S. Department of Education, created in 1979, has done little to improve educational outcomes but has become a massive
