Link to recent post on the NJEA’s sham screening
process:
Link to NJEA endorsements which were posted today by insidernj:
To get an endorsement from the NJEA, a politician must
oppose school choice opportunities (hurting poor children the most). A
politician must oppose all rational common sense public school reforms. A politician must pledge to maintain the
status quo. A politician can’t be
taxpayer friendly.
The NJEA currently controls state government. The NJEA has bought off incumbents from both
parties. That’s why you don’t see any
innovative choice programs in New Jersey when they are becoming more and more
popular in other states not situated on the two liberal coasts.
You can see from the endorsements that there is very
little difference between most incumbent Republicans and Democrats in the state
legislature. They are all bought off
with special interest money and controlled by the NJEA.
Voters should look for candidates NOT endorsed by the
NJEA when casting their ballots.
