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I just want to make sure I’m following…you’re comparing teachers to the MAGA party? I’m thinking you are just trying to backdoor your way around the WTU obsessive trashing that Jeff has been responding to, because you aren’t making much sense. I have no idea why you wouldn’t want teachers to have what the WTU is advocating for. Smaller class sizes, safer and cleaner schools, and better pay for quality teachers seems like something you wouldn’t want a check on. Would you mind explaining why these policies trouble you? [/quote]

OP here, again. I absolutely want all of those things for teachers. But I also wanted teachers to fight to get back into classrooms, which they didn't. And to be honest, all the things you listed are things that groups like DFER advocate too, which is an inconvenient truth for the WTU. So my point is that when the WTU says they're focused on students and their rival groups aren't, it's just not true, and it leaves parents looking for ways to have more political influence. Hence the original post.[/quote]

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