Hoffman’s Heap: Sunday’s Comic

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Dr. Ralph Heap, a Republican candidate for the Corporation Commission, is, by all accounts, a good and decent man. However, based on claims by various politicos, it appears that he is another victim of Sen. Jake Hoffman, according to a sitting GOP official.

While Heap has been accused of violating a somewhat obscure Clean Elections rule – not campaign finance laws – the whole situation has hurt him and given his crazy, not-so-crazy, and opportunistic opponents grist for their meager mills…

And then there is this:

Republican Joined Democrats in Effort to Kill School Choice in Arizona

Arizona is likely in its final months of school choice after one Republican successfully worked against efforts to save it.

The rest of Republican leadership is stuck without a solution to the threat to school choice, because the last pathway to preserve any remainder of universal school choice came to a crashing halt after a judge struck a legislative referral, HCR 2048, from the ballot on Wednesday. That measure would have invalidated any ballot measures that would strip military families of their school choice funding, to include one currently heading from teachers unions to voters.

Last year, following months of negative media coverage on the Empowerment School Choice (ESA) program — mainly by one mainstream reporter recruited from California with the specific purpose of churning out about 70 articles on ESA program demerits in a matter of months — the political environment was primed for Arizona’s largest teachers union, the Arizona Education Association (AEA) to act.

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  1. ESA needs to be kept, just so the ‘teacher union’ will have something to bitch about. These unions need to be disbanded as their sole purpose is to indoctrinate the kids and do nothing for the ‘required teachers’ to really teach. I have seen close up the failures of the tusd schools, kids cant read, write, do simple math, or carry out a complete conversation, and yes some were the teachers own kids! The reason they are against the ESA program is not that it is ‘expensive’ because it only covers about 2/3ds of the current state payout to the districts. It also makes the kids better educated as the parents indicate EDUCATION, not INDOCTRINATION is their primary goal. The ESA program reduces the funds of the ‘teachers’ union by taking some $$ away, not that they are willing to admit that the old SAYINg still exists. If not able to be productive, just be a teacher. They are there for the paycheck which is understandable, but they need to have a viable product in the end!

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