Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Testifies Before The House Appropriations Committee

The House Appropriations Committee held a hearing to consider the Department of Education's FY2025 budget request and received testimony from Sec. Miguel Cardona.
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[@scottlamberth6106]

Why does it always lead back to race and color. Who cares about that. We just need good teachers.

[@MrBeast-1]

Little of the Paycheck Protection Program’s $800 Billion Protected Paychecks - remember these people will give handouts to their friends but not young people

[@patrickoligney6647]

We know. USA vs Donald J Trump

[@michaelsmith8684]

I think every AG in every state should sue this man for the people that will have to pay for this.. After all they have shown with Trump you can take anyone to court Sue them for us hard working tax paying poor people.

[@cindykryk4712]

Get rid of the Department of Education. This should be left to the states and the voters of that state. The Department of Education is ruining education for young children. They want to make Em stupid so they can control them. That's the goal in my opinion

[@FAPro47]

Would be interesting to think about how this would actually work in practice, and how it would be fair across state lines so that students would get an adequate education regardless of where they're located.

[@cindykryk4712]

Parents should have school choice. Why don't you talk about that

[@FAPro47]

They did talk about this a few times within the hearing. Not satisfying answers, honestly, mostly "I'll get back to you," but they did bring it up several times.

[@Smog_007]

Where are these rules coming from? China? How is it that Miguel Cardona, secretary of education, unable tell the difference between a BOY and a GIRL?

[@FAPro47]

Interesting that you say this because China is even less accepting of gender-expansive individuals than the US.