OPINION: DeSantis’s education victories in Florida create a roadmap for election success
Fox News contributor Leo Terrell sounds off after the National Education Association claimed on Twitter that teachers know better than 'anyone' what students need.Politicos will be sifting through the results of the midterm election for months to come. I’m far from a pundit, but I am a parent, and one thing is clear: the
Concerned parents came out in droves to support DeSantis, despite the media’s relentless efforts to paint him as a monster, because he went on offense toHe won re-election with the largest margin in 40 years, broadening his demographic and socioeconomic appeal, and never backing down from his advocacy for the rights of parents and communities to have the final say in their children’s education. Latino voters, who care deeply about this issue, backed him by a 13-point margin.
Step one is a GOP House passing a school choice bill at the federal level similar to the one signed by DeSantis in September. Even if the legislation is a non-starter with President Joe Biden, Republicans need to put him on notice and send a clear message that a majority in Congress sides with parents and their kids – not teachers’ unions. One of the chief responsibilities of the new Congress is laying the groundwork for the field of Republican presidential hopefuls.
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