Education

The definition of what constitutes "public" is far more involved than something getting public money.

Private businesses get public money all the time, yet we don't call these companies public.

The schools were set up BECAUSE the operators wanted to steal public money for private gain.

It matters not whether these "schools" are for-profit or not.

The opponents of public education--really people who are anti-American, as far as I am concerned--pushed this concept of charter schools when vouchers to private schools proved overwhelmingly unpopular with voters.

The Bradley Foundation was intimately involved with perverting Al Shanker's rather naive idea and it caught on like wildfire.