Democrats must separate from the President of the Teachers Union Randy Winjutten, and Harris is arguing

The Democratic Party must “separate” with the American Union of Teachers (AFT) President Randy Winjutten, Kamala Harris Ben Austin campaign wrote in an opinion article on Monday.

“Democratic leaders must thank and go for their service, then close the door behind her while making her way out,” Austin wrote in the hill. “As the leader of the party, the Democrats in the WeingArten Gaslit believed that the best response to the Smorgasbord Free Market is to choose the school with loose organization bonds that make sure that there is no option of any kind.”

We Artarten announced that it will leave the National Democratic Committee for a dispute with the party leadership in June.

Austin, the founding director of civil rights for education now and a strong supporter of unions, also called Outside AFT In order to use a “great power for political bullying and challenging fathers in the event of schools closing.”

The teachers of the United teachers, Los Angeles, opposed the organizer of the community to return the teachers to the classroom throughout the Covid-19s.

“We Artarten initially opposed teaching on the magnification. While the United Teachers have detained Los Angeles students to boycott the unified schools in Los Angeles at home indefinitely, and they worn out of learning, they rooted their opposition to the reopening of schools in strange racist ideology, not science.”

“The guardians of the unified Los Angeles County in the Cavakisk region created by the Union of Winjartin were.

Austin said The leadership of the Wetingarten was “tragic” For American children.

Austin accused the Democratic Party of “fiery” educational policy of teachers’ unions.

“Here is a plan for my party: Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama won the courage to challenge the partisan Orthodoxy on behalf of the American people. Democrats such as Harris – along with every candidate since Walter Mondell, who lost in the general elections – run as a group of party and educational parties related to education.

He said that former Vice President Kamala Harris had never talked about schools in her campaign letters and said it was according to the design.

Austin concluded that “Democrats became the Public Education Party because they had the courage to fight for it. This courage is required again today – to challenge active leaders, stand with parents, restore power and fight for democracy.”

AFT did not immediately respond to a request for comment.