Based Bias-resistant curriculums
Education should not exist to shape beliefs or advance political narratives. Its purpose is to teach facts, expose students to competing viewpoints, and train them how to think—not what to think. A bias-resistant curriculum separates facts from interpretation, prioritizes primary sources, presents opposing arguments honestly, and grades students on reasoning rather than ideology. When schools move from education to persuasion, trust collapses.

Education should be left to the states.

Federal interference has ruined our education system. Returning control to transparent, locally accountable systems with strict anti-indoctrination standards restores both academic integrity and public confidence.