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Democratic Party Wasn't Created To Solve Problems | The Tyler Wagner Show #shorts Drew Thomas Allen

Name: Democratic Party Wasn't Created To Solve Problems | The Tyler Wagner Show #shorts Drew Thomas Allen
Uploaded: 2022-04-21T15:49:06+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Tyler Wagner
Description: In this short commentary, Drew Thomas Allen argues that the Democratic Party is not fundamentally aimed at solving societal problems; instead, it…

21 Apr 2022 · 1 min

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In this short commentary, Drew Thomas Allen argues that the Democratic Party is not fundamentally aimed at solving societal problems; instead, it allegedly creates crises to later present itself as the uniquely qualified problem‑solver. He uses the issue of education for minority communities as a case study, criticizing the party’s opposition to school choice and voucher programs that would allow disadvantaged students to attend private schools. Allen frames school choice as a common‑sense, fair solution that would enable parents to escape failing public schools and break cycles of poverty, positioning it as a remedy to the problems the party purportedly creates.

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Just don't understand, sadly, that the Democrat Party is not designed to solve problems. Their actual future and their livelihoods depend upon creating problems so they can run as the solvers of those problems. So they actually create these crises, and then they step in and present themselves as those uniquely qualified to solve it. You know, for example, why would they oppose school choice or a voucher system in minority communities throughout this country? That are forced to go to schools that have terrible illiteracy rates, that actually are going to condemn this, this minority student to failure? Why, why would we not come in as a common sense solution and say, hey, if you're a parent who really wants your kid to get an education, we want you to get out of this community. We don't want to condemn you here forever. We don't want future generations to have to suffer in poverty like this. Your son or daughter can go to a private school. They can go to the school where, you know, the politicians' kids go. You know, that's to me seems like a very fair situation, a very fair solution.