“If we’re going to get what we need, we must push for it. We need you to come to Springfield with us next Wednesday, May 15, to advocate for more school funding,” the email read. Teachers can partake in political advocacy on their own time, but this day of action would be during regular school hours and at taxpayer expense.
I think the headline should have read:
“Breaking news: The Chicago Teachers Union is generously allowing its members to ditch class (because who needs education anyway?) to play politics in Springfield. Don’t worry, folks, they’ll be demanding more of your hard-earned cash to fund their ‘taxpayer expense’ wish list, all while ensuring the next generation of socialist voters are adequately dumbed down. Because what better way to shape the future than by emptying your pockets and dulling young minds?”
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
I think the headline should have read:
“Breaking news: The Chicago Teachers Union is generously allowing its members to ditch class (because who needs education anyway?) to play politics in Springfield. Don’t worry, folks, they’ll be demanding more of your hard-earned cash to fund their ‘taxpayer expense’ wish list, all while ensuring the next generation of socialist voters are adequately dumbed down. Because what better way to shape the future than by emptying your pockets and dulling young minds?”