INTERVIEWER: “What do you make of these proposals to stiffen penalties for public protests that become unruly or violent?” KEISHA: “Yeah, it’s really silly.” Keisha thinks it’s “silly” to lock up criminals like the ones who burned Atlanta.

Trump has pledged to parents who homeschool their kids that he will eliminate taxes on up to $10,000 a year per child on all costs associated with their children's education "I will also work to ensure that every homeschool family is entitled to full access to the benefits available to non-homeschool students, including participating in athletic programs, clubs, after-school activities, educational trips, and more." Not only are we getting an economic BOOM, but we will also get an educational renaissance due to parents taking back their kids' education from Uncle Sam. If any of your family or friends are homeschooling their kids. Please send them this video so they know why they MUST vote for Trump.

“These are 17- and 18-year-old kids, and they couldn’t fill in four words. Four words!” Darius Williams, a teacher at Wheatley High School in Houston, Texas, was overcome with emotion on only the second day of the school year when he discovered that several of his high school seniors could not complete a simple literacy exercise. In a viral video filmed during his lunch break, a tearful Williams described how, even after guiding students carefully through a reading assignment and nearly supplying the answers himself, many of his 17- and 18-year-old pupils still could not complete a four-word sentence. He emphasized that the same students were fully capable of expressing sophisticated ideas and engaging in thoughtful verbal debate. Their difficulty appeared only when they tried to convert those ideas into written language. The emotional video has spread quickly across social media and drawn attention to what many education specialists describe as a widespread literacy crisis in the United States. Some online observers have pointed to the influence of technology, citing research that links increased use of artificial intelligence tools with declining literacy skills among young people. Others have criticized educational policies that discourage holding back struggling students. Still others have stressed that the roots of the problem often lie in limited parental support at home. Williams’s visible distress has highlighted the heavy burden carried by public school teachers as they work to close large academic gaps and equip students with the basic skills required for adult life.