Although yesterday this commentary referred to the decision by a Massachusetts judge to “protect the [US} Department of Education,” we think this deserves more analysis. And frankly, more anger.
To quote The Donald: “After 45 years, the United States spends more money on education by far than any other country and spends likewise, by far, more money per pupil, and it’s not even close. But yet, we rank near the bottom of the list in terms of success. Closing the Department of Education would provide children and their families the opportunity to escape a system that is failing them.”
So we have a sitting District Judge in Massachusetts acting as though he ruled all Fifty States – a common condition these days. We can expect the Circuit Court and the Supreme Court to uphold this, for various reasons. (Although as one wag pointed out, this judge said that the POTUS could not disestablish the Department because it was established by Congress and so only Congress had the power to do so. Based on that, the commenter pointed out, The Donald can immediately get rid of about 160 of the 250 major federal agencies, since the Congress did not pass legislation to establish those – just approved using stolen money to fund them!)
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Who – What – When – Where – How?
The “Where” at least is known: the White House and Washington, DC. The rest? Read on in this guest commentary by Dr. Robert Malone:
Is there any truth to this?
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