We are all quite aware of this nonsensical socialist rhetoric flying around that has been started and prolificated by the heavily burdensome monopolistic tech companies. They have reached the young before they learned how vital a free and independent society is to the survival of our country and the financial and emotional health of all American Citizens.
Our educational system is so lacking it is hard to begin with how to fix it. The books in schools seem tainted and out-of-touch with a strong American foundation.
The Problem:
How can we ensure our children understand the foundation that this country is built on? The Constitution of the United States?
The Solution:
We can pass legislation that the Constitution of the United States is taught to every public school child in elementary school. We can demand it through federal funding access. It can offer a choice of selected and approved school books that cover the subject that Congress can approve and will allow federal funds to be spent on.
An Approach:
The books could be submitted by US authors, or their agent/publisher.
A total of 10-15 options could be selected for a range, per grade level.
Wouldn't it be nice if the authors toured the schools and spent a day with the children, the book and the Constitution.
Food For Thought:
In another blog I write about the Chairman of the FCC's, Ajit Pai, desire to give away $30-60B of US taxpayer money to a foreign company so they could sell a US product and they could keep the profits. I'd rather the money be spent in the US. Wouldn't it be nice to take a small portion of it and send those 10-15 authors around to different schools throughout the year teach and engaging our children in our Constitution! It is entirely possible. We just need the right politicians in office who are willing to put America first!
There is nothing that mandates the Congress must relegate this power away. Considering the state of the educational system perhaps it's time to keep a little control and to lead by example.
Buying from American citizen authors only would encourage small business growth, directly and by example. Wouldn't it be nice if we made sure each of the 10-15 books was by a different author and that the sales from the books went directly into their pockets whenever possible. (ie. don't mandate that the book be submitted by a publisher, middleman or warehouse) We must get back to appreciating the arts and talents of Americans and paying them for their work. There is nothing to say that some of the best books on the US Constitution aren't already in print and 10-50 years old. This would ensure that great books written by a wonderful author aren't overlooked simply because they aren't fresh off the press. Isn't it wonderful when a multitude of goals can be accomplished at the same time!
Keep it simple and have a great day!
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