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Betsy DeVos’ nomination to be America’s next Secretary of Education continues to receive praise from opinion makers across the country

Andy Puzder’s company has complied with federal law and they have gone above and beyond to raise money for military charities, over $6.5 Million as of September 2016.

It’s important to point out some context demonstrating that this attack is obviously politically motivated and meant to distract from DeVos’ strong record championing better schools for American kids

Sen. Elizabeth Warren will be on the Senate Armed Services Committee next Congress, a clear admission that she needs to bolster her foreign policy credentials ahead of her widely assumed run for the presidency in 2020

AEI scholar Benjamin Zycher pens a column in The Hill today that actually outlines the responsibilities of the EPA Administrator and then explains why Scott Pruitt is “precisely the right person to clean the EPA up,”

Law professors Paul Cassell and Steven Twist explain in a Fox News op-ed how Jeff Sessions has the right qualities to lead a DOJ “that will ensure justice is pursued for all, including and especially for the crime victim.”

In a radio interview with Detroit’s WJR this morning, former Democratic Michigan State Senator Doug Ross lauded Betsy DeVos for both her commitment and knowledge on the issue of education:

Betsy DeVos’ nomination to be the next leader of the U.S. Department of Education has won praise from elected leaders, influential education groups, and conservatives that know school choice is the right approach:

Today the paper is out w/ a piece implying that that Education Secretary nominee Besty DeVos opposed an A-F grading scale for charter schools, despite the fact that her education reform group actually supported this measure

In an editorial this AM, The Washington Examiner strongly backs Scott Pruitt to be the next EPA Administrator which follows a laudatory column on Pruitt from a former Clinton bundler