@Lucyisright Once a system/school district of this size gets ideologically captured the system internally self-replicates effectively entrenching and enforcing the system itself.
It must collapse completely. Their is no saving it past a certain point.
Democrat LaTonya Johnson, who said on the floor of the Wisconsin Senate, “F*** the suburbs because they don’t know a goddamn thing,” is now in charge of writing the state budget.
Hey #Wisconsin voters — especially you taxpayers in the suburbs:
State Sen. LaTonya Johnson will now be writing the state budget. She had this to say about you:
Fight For Education Freedom!
Democrats love to say school choice doesn't work. Okay, then explain this👇🏽
@WILawLiberty put Milwaukee schools on a level playing field and adjusted for income, race, disability, all of it. Choice kids still came out 5.8 points higher in English and 7.87 points higher in math than their peers in traditional public schools.
That's not a rounding error.
That's kids actually learning more. And they did it with less money, which somehow never makes the press release from the people who want to shut this down.
They never ask about my son’s story or look beyond the headline. They ignore that his principal described a spreadsheet the district uses to sort kids by race and prioritize resources by race. They skip the gaslighting my family went through. And they never mention the district sharing private educational information about another one of my sons with WBAY.
No one in the press wants the details because they show how ugly these Equity policies look in practice. The idea that Equity is just “helping” is a luxury belief that doesn’t match reality.
The Equality Amendment passed because Wisconsin voters know race shouldn't help you, race shouldn't hurt you. Now that can become a reality.
Instead of pushing fantastical what-ifs, the writers at The Cap Times should have focused on the real story of why Wisconsin needed an anti-DEI Amendment: A young boy was denied dyslexia help because he's white. That shouldn't happen again.
https://t.co/cJfAAhfJOy
🚨 FLORIDIANS!
The 2026 midterms show we’re a purple state again—narrow Republican holds on governor (Donalds ~50%) and Senate (Moody ~51%), with House popular vote at R+2 and lost supermajorities.
If you want a solid red state, we need to get to work now, too.
Learn the documents yourself. Read the local school board policies, the guidance memos, the training templates. Explain what you find to your neighbors and connect with the parents next to you.
What shifted in Florida’s classrooms and districts over recent years didn’t happen in one election. Falling scores, discipline changes aimed at outcomes by race, and programs altered through quiet administrative steps are still in place in many places. So few people track what’s actually operating day to day.
If we want our voice back and lasting results, it starts with understanding what was done and being able to explain it clearly. Let’s get to work. 🐊 💪
Government K-12 do not teach “critical thinking”, instead they teach “critical race thinking”. (also referred to as “critical consciousness thinking”).
Example:
Muslims in America are not responsible for 9/11/2001 and they owe you nothing.
White people in America are responsible for slavery and owe blacks everything…indefinitely.
This is the culture and type of thinking your children are subjected to every day in K-12. So when your schools tell you they teach “critical thinking”, they are not referring to independent and logic thought processes.
Teach your sons this: "It means fighting the cultural and political battle for recovering the Equal Protection approach to Civil Rights Law that protects all Americans, including straight white Christian men, and also being willing to be a plaintiff in strategic litigation that moves that needle legally."
Yes, there has been, and it's wrong and unfair.
It is the result of the Left taking unfair advantage of Civil Rights Law to advance ultimately Marxist goals and methods, and that's also evil.
Yes, you have been treated unfairly by this, but you are not a victim.
There are better and worse ways to deal with this injustice.
The good ones involve making the absolute most out of the situation that you have while working to correct the injustice in the right ways.
The bad ones involve becoming what you hate in retaliation because you think the good way is too hard or takes too long, as though doing a good job isn't worth the extra effort required.
The right path means working as hard as you can in the system that currently exists while also pursuing the obtainable goal of overturning the unfair, unjust, and illegitimate interpretation of law, as, for example, Harmeet Dhillon did strongly in her private work in law and at the DOJ.
It means fighting the cultural and political battle for recovering the Equal Protection approach to Civil Rights Law that protects all Americans, including straight white Christian men, and also being willing to be a plaintiff in strategic litigation that moves that needle legally.
It means fighting to reclaim that law and then using it to destroy DEI and make America fair for all Americans again.
And it means doing it with dignity and with head held high even against injustice. It takes being the bigger and better man for as long as it takes, never resting on the fight to restore justice but also never leaving the narrow path, no matter how frustrating it gets, no matter how unfair it is.
It takes growing into being this kind of man and showing up day after day after day after day until what has been made wrong is made right and never tiring of doing good just because others prefer evil.
It's time to start doing.
Learn something new. Read the documents yourself. Explain it to your neighbor. Connect with the parents next to you.
What happened to public education in Wisconsin over the last 25 years didn't happen by accident, and it didn't happen because of one election. It happened through guidance documents, templates, training materials, and quiet changes no one was watching.
Falling reading scores. Gifted programs gutted. Discipline rewritten to hit racial targets. Classrooms that aren't safe.
So few people understand what's beneath the surface. The policies and practices that brought us to this very moment are still in place.
If Republicans want their voice back in Wisconsin, it starts here. We have to understand what was done to our schools, and we have to be able to explain it clearly.
Let's get to work.
It had never been clearer that families want alternatives to an MPS that has failed generations of students, and they deserve the opportunity to keep them.
New: Educators, families, and employees agree, our students are falling behind on math.
Read more about rising remedial courses at UW and how students are paying even more for less college credit.
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It's no mystery how much your property taxes will increase when Act 10 is repealed in a couple months. Personalized calculator here from @WILawLiberty
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@meganjnovak We need a tally board, a stat sheet, a live tracker, and/or whatever the heck we can find to keep score of how many flip flops, and oops my calculator broke moments they will repeat.
EXCLUSIVE: The available evidence strongly suggests that Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley's office committed criminal misconduct in public office by covering up a $4.56 million budget gap until after the day after Crowley was elected Governor of Wisconsin in an effort to help his campaign. https://t.co/YxJOEn7J1M