Trump says public education taken over by ‘pink-haired communists,’ plans to give power back to parents

Former President Trump released a video on Friday criticizing public education for being taken over by “radical left-wing lunatics” and vowing to return power to parents.

“It is my plan to restore power to American parents. First, we will cut federal funding for any school or program that promotes racial ideology, gender ideology or other inappropriate racial, sexual or political content. pushes on his children”. Trump said in the video.

He added that we will not allow this to happen.

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Trump added that he would “direct the Departments of Justice and Education to open a civil rights investigation into any school district that engages in racial discrimination.”

“This includes discrimination against Asian Americans,” he said. “Marxism, which is being preached in our schools, is diametrically opposed to Judeo-Christian teachings, and in many ways resembles a newly established religion. We cannot allow this to happen. Therefore, “My administration will aggressively pursue his willful violations of the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause of the Constitution.”

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More details on Trump’s plan warning that the “big problem” is that “we have ‘pink-haired communists teaching our children.'”

The plan includes “aggressively pursuing potential violations of religious freedom and implementing preferential funding for states and school districts that adopt a parental bill of rights,” school administrators said. “Reduce the numbers, and eliminate teacher tenure for kindergarten through grade 12.

President Trump released a video Friday criticizing public education for being taken over by “radical left-wing lunatics” and vowing to return power to parents.
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The plan also added that school districts and states would receive priority funding if they “complete curriculum transparency and school choice.”

Trump’s comments came as he announced the 2024 presidential election shortly after the 2022 midterm elections.

Former President Donald Trump.
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