Amy Klobuchar plays the puppet AGAIN
Today's Amy Klobuchar treads lightly when Education Minnesota ISSUES ITS DEMANDS! Tim Walz is a slave to EdMinn. That's why it isn't surprising that Walz "said he will not enroll Minnesota in a federal program that could provide hundreds of millions of dollars to Minnesota students." Equally unsurprising is the fact that "Sen. Amy Klobuchar, the DFL's nominee for governor, has not said where she stands on the issue." TRANSLATION: Amy won't announce her allegiance to EdMinn until after the election.
Once again, Education Minnesota barks the orders and the DFL, this time Sen. Klobuchar, plays the puppet. It isn't surprising that Klobuchar is sitting silent. Sitting silent on this fitss perfectly into playing the puppet. In this instance, Sen. Klobuchar's role was to suggest that then-Judge Kavanaugh had a drinking problem:
Kavanaugh shot that notion down with details. But I digress. This is why Sen. Klobuchar is sitting silent on this option:DFL gubernatorial candidate Amy Klobuchar still will not say whether she will opt Minnesota into a federal program that could provide millions of dollars to Minnesota students.Education Minnesota ordered Tim Walz not to help private schools. Apparently, they've ordered Sen. Klobuchar to do the same. Test scores are dropping in Minnesota but EdMinn doesn't care about the students. EdMinn cares about lining their pockets. Apparently, that's what Sen. Klobuchar is most interested in, too.Since the One Big Beautiful Bill became law last year, states have started opting into a new tax credit program that gives taxpayers a reduction in their federal tax bill if they donate to a scholarship granting organization (SGO). SGOs are nonprofit groups that award private school tuition to K-12 students.
SGO funds can also be used on eligible public school expenses such as tutoring, books, and supplies.
I don't buy Klobuchar's line of doing her job without fear or favor, especially the "without favor" part. That's clearly BS.
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