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Hello America, happy Saturday and welcome to the latest edition of John Solomon Reports, the podcast from Justin News. Hey, today we're going to do something special. I'm looking forward to it. We are going to take a special what we did in partnership with ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council, one of the most important groups in America. They represent state legislators. where much of the innovation in a state rights-first republic like America is, occurs. The great ideas. And one of the places where innovation started and was born in the States was education choice, which eventually grew to education freedom. And right now we're about to have one of the biggest explosions of education freedom because now everyday people can make donations and get a tax credit. so that children can get tuition scholarships and go to the school of their choosing. This is liberation for education. It's the latest evolution of education freedom. It began with school choice. Pick the school of your choice. Then your tax dollars, portability of your tax dollars, they follow you wherever school you choose to go. And now, education freedom. What a history. We're going to adopt a special program. That we did on my Real America's Voice, Just the News, No Noise show a few days ago. Today, when we come back, you'll hear me talk a little bit and set it up. And then we'll bring in Lisa Nelson, the president of ALEC. Then we'll talk to the education secretary, Linda McMahon. She's going to make some big, big news on the show. And then we'll finish up with a state senator from West Virginia, Patricia Rucker, who took the lead in her state. in making education freedom, education choice, portability of tax funds for your school children a reality. That'll be today's show. Tomorrow we'll pick up on that back end of the Sunday show with Senate President Karen Fann and Arkansas Senator Jim Dotson. It's a great show. With that, I don't want to waste much
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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon dives into a transformative discussion on education freedom, a groundbreaking movement reshaping the educational landscape in America. Joined by Lisa Nelson, president of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), Solomon explores the origins of education choice and its evolution into a powerful force for parental empowerment and student opportunity.
Listeners will hear from Secretary of Education Linda McMahon as she unveils significant news regarding tuition scholarships and tax credits that will enable families to choose the best educational paths for their children. This announcement marks a pivotal moment in the fight for educational liberation, allowing tax dollars to follow students to their chosen schools.
The episode also features West Virginia State Senator Patricia Rucker, a champion of education freedom in her state, who shares her insights and experiences in implementing policies that prioritize student choice and tax fund portability. Rucker’s leadership showcases the impact of state-level initiatives on educational reform.
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