Ah yes, the solution is to give a few students in each poorly-funded school district the opportunity to go to a well-funded private school instead of just funding the public schools.
The charter school grift is evolving.
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That’s a good reason to not consider him. I thought he was only being considered bc he was a big name in a swing state.
That's one good reason not to use him. Gaza is another.
Or the thing about his former cabinet secretary's sexual harassment issue.
From the Daily Beast:
A fellow Democrat [...] tweeted last week that she wanted a vice presidential pick who “doesn’t sweep sexual harassment under the rug.”
In his reply:
The governor's office highlighted his “long track record of protecting survivors and prosecuting predators” when he was attorney general, including exposing "child sexual abuse and cover-ups within the Catholic Church.”
I'm really worried that given her announcement event will be in Philadelphia, it's going to be Shapiro, and that is going to be a massive footgun on her part.
Does Shapiro even want the job? I feel like I have yet to hear a speech from Shapiro himself.