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To blame it on education goes back decades and decades. Do we educate racism out of children? Gullibility? Selfishness? Bigotry. Misogyny? Why do we constantly blame education, ie the teachers, for society's failures? Blame the parents or the voters themselves for their hatreds, their selfishness, their gullibility. I live in an affluent, well educated community in liberal Massachusetts that votes 60% republican. Mass. has always been one of the leaders in quality public education, many time the best in the country. I know college educated who support trump: doctors, teachers, nurses. What is the excuse for these people? When will we blame them, make them responsible for their vote? We are all adults. The trumpers support these policies by choice. They choose to remain willfully ignorant, they choose to turn a blind eye to the atrocities, the corruption, the lies, the violence. They could educate themselves as easily as the rest of us do by reading Meidas, The New Republic, The Gua...

    Watch now   Roy Cooper Has Bad News for Trump in North Carolina The former North Carolina governor tells MeidasTouch that frustration over Trump’s cost-of-living failures, Iran war, and Washington corruption is reaching voters across party lines MeidasTouch Network and Ben Meiselas Aug 18 Listen to more interviews like this by following the MeidasTouch Podcast Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says he is seeing signs on the ground that Donald Trump’s political grip is weakening in one of the most closely watched battleground states in the country. Cooper, who is running for North Carolina’s open U.S. Senate seat, told MeidasTouch co-founder Ben Meiselas that voters he encounters across the state are increasingly frustrated with a Trump regime that promised to bring down costs but has instead left families struggling with higher bills. “When the president and his administration promised that cost of living will be the day one focus, people are saying, hey, they ha...