You can't make this stuff up and you have an activist teachers union member basically saying college isn't early enough.

I know they're young and still somewhat impressionable at 18 years old, but why don't we try to get them at 14 years old?

Give us four more years.

That sounds a lot like that quote that's attributed to Lenin who said, give us the child for four years and they'll forever be

Bolsheviks. It is the same kind of communist ideology that the kids belong to the government.

And a lot of people who get into the government school system who don't have their own kids,

see that they can change the outlook of this country by molding

the minds of other people's children.

They're using that school system to churn out Democrat voters, and it gets worse than that.

They're not just an arm of the Democrat Party.

These teachers unions are a far left appendage of the Democrat Party.

They're trying to pull the party even further to the left.

They're at these socialism conferences. And look what just happened in New York City, where you have

the socialist running for mayor, just got endorsed by the United Federation of Teachers.

Corey DeAngelis calls himself the school choice evangelist, and you'll hear why, but you'll

also hear in this episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast, which you should subscribe to,

by the way, just click that subscribe button real quick. Just hit it. Doesn't cost you a thing,

and that way you'll have every episode show up for you. You're going to hear from the teachers' unions heads. There are two of them, the American Federation for Teachers and the National Education Association. You need to understand who's trying to control public education. You need to understand that school choice is a good thing. It is not a threat to public education. You need to understand that school choice is a good thing. It is not a threat

to public education. If anything, it will make public education better via competition.

Corey DeAngelis is the perfect guest to talk about this. He joins us next.

Corey, it's good to see you again. Welcome back. This is, we're now in the, the wake of the

big, beautiful bill passing. And it's got some implications for school choice, some tax credits,

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