GOP’s ’24 Contenders Lean In on Education Policy

More than 90 percent of Republicans want their nominee to prioritize reining in the excesses of left-wing ideology in education.

AP/Abbie Parr
Vice President Pence talks with a young supporter after speaking about his beliefs on parenting rights at Minneapolis. AP/Abbie Parr

As potential presidential candidates go off to the races, they’re trying to position themselves as mavericks on an issue long dominated by Democrats that’s been proven to be a game changer for the GOP in recent elections: education.

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