Republicans continue to work on what we call the BEST agenda: B for balancing the budget and paying down the debt, E for excellence in education, S for saving social security and Medicare, and T for lowering taxes on the middle class working families in America. Let me talk a little bit about E for education. When I was in 11th grade back at Clark Central High School in Athens, Georgia, I had a wonderful teacher, Mrs. Musik. Now Mrs. Musik was tough. You could not split an infinitive, you could not dangle a participle in her class. She expected you to learn grammar. She expected you to read Emerson and Thoreau. But she was the master. When she went in there, she did not have to answer to the Board of Education in Atlanta or the folks in Washington, the bureaucrats who want to run the classroom today. She was in charge. That is what we want in the Republican Party, local control of education: letting the teacher run the classroom, not the Washington bureaucrats.
Jack Kingston: “Republicans continue to work on what we call the BEST agenda: B for balancing the budget and paying down the debt, E for…”
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Discussing the Republican education agenda and advocating for local control in schools.
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