Unpolitically Correct

This is a very brave girl, I would rather be Margaret Thatcher than a coward.
Where is all the support? At least 80% of America agrees with her. Where are the men and women to support her and this insanity?
Wait until they defund some of the women’s sports under Title IX. The men’s team from the same school gets defunded also by the same amount of money, by law.
Don’t wait for that. Why don’t the boys in all these schools talk to the trans guys?
I know we would have taken care of this in my school. Where are the real men and women, and the parents?
This could be eliminated if we show the support for no men in women’s sports and locker rooms.
This is injustice, and they need everyone’s support from all of us. I can’t believe this is still allowed. All I see are individual girls doing this — what about her teammates? Do they like playing for second or third place?
If a large group of women’s teams boycotted this injustice, Title IX will start defunding the school’s support — both men and women — because they must be funded the same, by law. Watch the boys scream then.
Just organize for a few months — it will be a short challenge — and get this to go away.
I have no problem with real or fake trans, except being a loser playing in women’s sports. Let them start their own league?

Let’s stop talking and do something.

We needed to get rid of the Federally Corrupt Department of Education (thanks, Mr. President), which was an ATM machine for the corrupt politicians and unions. The 30% of the valid programs will be moved to other, more responsible departments. Now we need to finish off the unions and school boards, which they control. We have 10,000,000+ people employed in the K-12 education system in the US; only 4,200,000 are teachers. Even as taxpayers, we pay some union workers directly? We don’t have a money problem; we have a management problem.

Eliminate the unions and the very ineffective middle and upper management, and pay teachers 50% more, with incentives included. The poor teachers also pay the unions for nothing but grief.

30%+ of teachers have quit the unions, and the tipping point will be 40%. That’s when the unions can’t penalize or, better yet, terrorize the teachers who quit. We totally believe in organized labor, but the teachers need to run their organizations themselves by state.

The leaders should not be paid; they should do it for two-year terms for the prestige of doing the right thing for their fellow teachers but will need some paid support staff. At $25.00 a year in dues per teacher, that’s $125,000,000, which is plenty of capital to run their support system, negotiate higher pay, equal rights, and better working conditions. Then, stay out of politics as a group—let the teachers handle their own politics individually.

A voucher system is a must to protect the underserved and less fortunate, allowing them to have a voice and expose the bad teachers. There aren’t that many bad teachers, but enough to make the good ones mad and look bad.

I think teachers are the most important profession we have. Let’s let them do their job with the parents, who need to step up.

I believe we need to make all the changes to our Education System that have been stalled by our Politicians and School Boards, thanks to the Unions’ bribery of both.

We need to do it all at once because there is no downside, as we are the worst in the world—ranked 40th out of 40—and the most expensive in the world. We have nothing to lose, as I think we can only go up. Who thought we could be here, though?

We need a national Voucher system. The School Boards are the biggest problem here—NIMBYs—and our teachers are better educated in WOKE ideology by design. This is done at the expense of the basics: reading, writing, mathematics, science, and history.

Trump is a very good beginning at lowering the Wokers’ influence, but in Education, we all need to do a lot more as parents and grandparents. The Unions and the Education Boards are to Education as Iran is to Democracy. I believe in organized labor totally, but the teachers need to rule themselves with the parents—using unpaid leaders who serve short terms, supported by paid support systems and organizations.

If they paid $25.00 a year each, that’s an estimated $120M a year, with no contribution to any political party. Get rid of all the unnecessary mid-level management and Union workers—there are more of them than teachers.

We need to go to the Private sector as much as possible, like Charter schools, especially for the less fortunate. That’s where we can improve our education the most. The A & B students won’t give us nearly the improvement in numbers as improving the C, D, and F students.

Using support like the Khan Academy, which has tens of thousands of free courses that can support students and teachers, is key. They are developing an incredible AI homework support platform, which is free or nearly free.

My Pop Quiz is: How long do we have to fix all our kids’ deserving education?