It doesn't.
So, why did republicans cut their budget?
February 19 2019
Republican state representatives in Iowa on Tuesday advanced legislation that seeks to mandate funding and budget cuts for schools .
March 11 2019
The Trump administration is looking to decrease the Education Department’s funding by $7.1 billion compared to what it was given last year, as part of next year’s proposed budget.
The budget proposal suggests eliminating 29 programs, including after-school and summer programs for students in high-poverty areas, among other things.
February 20 2022
Today, House Republicans announced their amendments to Governor Northam’s proposed budget for the 2022 session. Unlike the historic budget proposed by Governor Northam, the House budget plan decimates funding for public schools and will leave our students behind.
n their first effort to gut public school funding, House Republicans siphoned $150 million away from local school divisions to fund their “laboratory school” legislation, which is nothing but a poorly disguised vehicle for charter schools.
Next, they cut millions of dollars in funding for early childhood education, stripping our children of much-needed support—setting them up for failure. This is a major blow to children across the commonwealth and it will have lasting negative impacts.
Finally, in perhaps the most alarming and least surprising blow to public education, House Republicans slashed funding for long-overdue raises for our hard-working teachers. Virginia has consistently ranked as the worst, or one of the worst, states in the nation for teacher pay, and House Republicans have chosen to turn a blind eye at a time when teachers are overwhelmed and leaving the profession at alarming rates
NO.
It doesn't....................if only it wasn't republican BS.
"Repeal the 2nd amendment"?
That's impossible, but that doesn't prevent nut jobs from regurgitating the lie, especially now.
No politicians could repeal ANY amendment today, nor pass one.
