For all the talk about “supporting public education,” teachers’ unions have made one thing painfully clear: they’re in this for themselves. Whether it’s the NEA, AFT, or their state-level affiliates, union bosses consistently put their power, money, and political influence above the needs of students or even rank-and-file teachers. While parents scrambled to navigate lockdowns, […]
Unions protect themselves — not students Read More »
In the Idaho Legislature, one individual holds immense power to either advance the will of voters or stall meaningful reforms: the Committee Chairman. In this case, that individual is Senator Jim Guthrie, Chair of the Senate State Affairs Committee. Guthrie’s responsibility is clear—overseeing committee meetings, guiding discussions, and critically, deciding which legislation sees the light
Jim Guthrie’s Drawer: Blocking Idaho’s Conservative Mandate Read More »
House Bill 98 (HB 98) represents a critical step forward in reclaiming Idaho’s education system from the grip of politically driven teachers’ unions. As the Idaho Senate now considers this important legislation, it’s vital to recognize why this bill matters deeply to Idaho taxpayers, families, and educators. Veteran public school educator Stacey Kinnick recently highlighted
HB 98: Idaho’s Chance to Stop Teachers’ Unions from Abusing Your Tax Dollars Read More »
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
Oklahoma Senate Committee to Hear SB62 Tomorrow Read More »
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
Major Win for Idaho: HB98 Advances Despite Union Desperation Read More »
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
Oklahoma HB62: End Taxpayer-Funded Teacher Unions Once and For All Read More »
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
Idaho House Bill 98 Read More »
