In this issue

Much of the week was dominated by the debate to save or end the federal government’s Department of Education. We talk about that in this issue, along with more presidential actions, commentary from those watching him, and our own take on the news of the day.

• President Trump in the News

• The Battle for American Education

• Wear Your Pride

• Other Voices

• Social Media Highlight

• Let Your Voice Be Heard

President Trump in the News

News outlets that are picking up what the President has been saying.

• Trump Targets Corrupt Lawyers, Orders DOJ and DHS to Enforce Discipline. No more free passes—Trump’s cracking down on the legal swamp.

• Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Biden, Harris, Hillary, and Others
  If you’ve failed America, you don’t get to keep our secrets.

• Trump Rolls Out Week 9 Wins—And It’s Another Slam Dunk
  Promises made, promises kept—again.

• Trump Revokes EO 14237 After Global Law Firm Buckles Under Pressure
  Trump stands firm, the elites cave—executive order gone.

Washington’s elite are panicking again—and this time, it’s over something that actually matters: the future of the Department of Education.

President Trump said it loud and clear: we’re done funding failure. And he’s right. For too long, this bloated agency has soaked up billions of our hard-earned taxpayer dollars and delivered nothing but declining test scores, woke indoctrination, and crumbling discipline in our schools.

Let me ask you something: If your mechanic kept breaking your car every time you brought it in, would you keep writing him checks?

Of course not.

But that’s exactly what the Department of Education has become—a national money pit that keeps failing our kids, undermining our values, and bloating the federal bureaucracy.

Here’s the plain truth: education should be local. Your school board. Your teachers. Your kids. Not some overpaid Washington bureaucrat who’s never stepped foot in your hometown. That’s what our Founding Fathers believed. They didn’t draft a Constitution so some swamp-dwelling desk jockey could tell parents in Iowa or Texas how to raise their children.

Now Trump’s doing what real leaders do—he’s taking action. He’s directing his appointee, Linda McMahon, to wind the whole thing down. Smart move. But here's the kicker: only Congress can kill it for good. And that’s where the battle begins.

Will Republicans have the spine to follow through? Or will they cave to Democrats who cry foul every time someone threatens their precious federal funding schemes?

Let’s get one thing straight—money isn’t educating our kids. Parents are. Teachers are. Communities are. And when the federal government steps in, all it does is handcuff them with red tape and radical agendas.

You want your kids learning math and science again instead of being lectured on gender theory in third grade? Then it’s time to put pressure on your representatives and tell them: Pull the plug. Defund the Department. Return power to the states. Let teachers teach—and let parents raise their children.

Because for the hardworking Americans out there, this isn’t about politics. It’s about the future. And we don’t have another generation to waste.

Defending our freedom means protecting our children.

Let’s get to work.