Conservatives likely to lose education reform battle in Congress

House Republican leaders handed conservatives a small victory on Tuesday by allowing votes this week on amendments to an education bill that will let states ditch federal education programs, and let parents opt out of federally required testing. --But the debate shaping up in Congress is likely to yield legislation to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) that rejects more conservative language in favor of legislation that could end up passing with significant Democratic support. That means conservatives may end up either shooting down the final bill, or watching it pass over their objections.

Read more at Washington Examiner

Related: COMMUNISM IS ALIVE AND WELL - YOUR FREEDOMS SET TO EXPIRE SOON by Charlotte Iserbyt