State education chief 'on GOP radar' launches gameplan for nixing cabinet department
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52% : "The transition plan he crafted also depicts how the education system can continue to run without the influence of teachers' unions that comes with the present top-down system.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPHe said that American Federation of Teachers boss Randi Weingarten put his picture on a screen after Trump's during a recent union convention, and that his response was Tuesday's "definitive win" by pro-school-choice candidates.49% : At an October rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Trump said he is "going to close the Department of Education and move education back to the states.
47% : Whether Trump ultimately chooses him, Walters said he will remain focused on bringing Oklahoma in-line with Trumpian policies, and creating a roadmap for other states.
46% : Walters said he is confident that Trump will follow through and shutter the agency, and that it will result in increased aptitude among students less burdened by red tape, redundancies to state agencies, and social policy edicts.
25% : He said on Friday that Democrats failed to challenge Trump on education policy likely because his positions already resonated with the American public, alluding to the recent scholastic controversies in Virginia and elsewhere.
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