Well, howdy there internet people, let's bea again. So today we are going to talk about a

Trump campaign promise, one that he has made numerous times over the course of several months and we're going to talk about

what he has said and then what it would actually mean if he followed through on what he said,

because I feel like many of the people who are cheering don't actually understand the implications of what he's saying.

And then we will talk about why he might be making this promise.

Okay, so this is just the most recent. This is something that he, again, he has said

something like this numerous times. I will not give one penny to any school that has a vaccine

mandate. Okay, let's be clear about what that would actually do.

It would get rid of the federal funding for pretty much every public school in the country.

Because all 50 states and DC have a vaccine mandate of some kind.

He says this in the crouched here and I know somebody right now is like, no, he's just talking

about the COVID vaccine. Okay, maybe, but he never says that. And let's remember that if he's talking

about that particular one, he would have to give a reason for that,

you know, going after the one that at one point in time he took credit for.

That would seem odd. So, why is he making this promise? And why is he leaving it open to interpretation?

There is the idea that he is doing it to go after RFK's base or that he's worried

that RFK is taking his base. And that tracks, that makes sense. And when that crowd

cheers, it doesn't seem to be a small group. It seems to be a whole lot of people in the crowd

sharing. Now many of them will just cheer for anything that he says, but it leaves you wondering how much of his base overlaps with

RFKs. Another theory is that he's just riding the wave of that sentiment that occurred during the public health issue.

And he thinks that it's still strong enough to propel him somewhere,

that he's kind of out of date on this.

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