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Randi Weingarten (Who Makes SIX FIGURES, Kept Schools CLOSED) Says Trump-Vance 'Dangerous' for Education

AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta

The teachers unions are really covering themselves in glory this election cycle. Yesterday, NEA president Becky Pringle said we've never invested in public schools (hahahahahahahahahaha!)

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Today, Randi Weingarten said Trump and Vance are dangerous for public schools because they might defund the grift that is the teachers union.

Here's what Politico says:

The country’s teacher union leaders don’t make many joint public appearances. But a Democratic presidential ticket that includes a former educator offers one reason for an exception.

National Education Association President Becky Pringle and American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten linked a defense of public education directly to the Harris-Walz campaign during a five-minute turn on the DNC stage that salted in sharp words for their Republican rivals.

Translation: we make huge salaries, and Trump might put an end to that.

Why doesn't she share some of that salary with her fellow teachers?

By their definition, apparently, yes.

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Note that in Weingarten's post the word 'students' doesn't appear.

We'll never find out.

It's all a money laundering scheme.

She'd SUFFER.

They sure are.

They sure do.

They don't care about the children.

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They really hate that, though.

She is the problem.

All of this.

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