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In an NYT piece that has already been debunked for its inaccurate claims about Betsy DeVos, a new development shows how the paper refused to include an important clarification by one of the individuals quoted in the story:
Praise continues to pour in about Betsy DeVos. Here’s the latest compilation of comments from thought-leaders and education activists that highlights why she’s the right person to lead the Education Dept:
Ed Markey doesn’t want a “big oil all-star team,” but he has taken over $150K from the same people that he criticizes:
Another day, another misleading attack on President-elect Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, this time from The Washington Post:
In an op-ed for The Washington Examiner, Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) explains why Andy Puzder “is just the man” to put workers first and lead the Department of Labor:
Last night, one of America’s leading education advocates and a prominent Democrat explained how Betsy DeVos has fought for students in the past and why her approach to education can improve the classroom experience:
Ann Corkery has a must read piece in RealClearPolitics that details how the left’s smear campaign against Jeff Sessions is devoid of any facts and is only meant to try and score political points ahead of the coming SCOTUS fight:
In a Hill op-ed, former Congressman Nan Hayworth explained how Pruitt’s approach will best strike a balance “between environmental protection and economic prosperity”
In a CNN op-ed, Gov. Jeb Bush argues that Scott Pruitt is “one of the very best” appointments made by the President-elect because he understands “the proper role of the EPA” and how to turn it around:
Left-wing sources are conveniently ignoring the hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations that teacher unions have contributed to Democratic members on the HELP committee while they criticize DeVos
