PA Freedom Caucus Calls For GOP Not To Take Teacher Union Cash
Says it must lead by example instead of allowing student opportunities to be taken away by unions
September 11, 2023
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Says it must lead by example instead of allowing student opportunities to be taken away by unions
The Pennsylvania Freedom Caucus (PFC) is calling on their Republican colleagues to implement a new rule preventing campaign contributions from teachers’ unions such as the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA).
The proposed rule change state that “The Pennsylvania Republican Party shall not accept money, in-kind contributions, or anything of value, directly of indirectly, from the National Education Association (NEA) or any of the NEA’s state affiliates, including the Pennsylvania State Educational Association (PSEA), or the Political Action Committee for Education (PACE), or any of the NEA’s state affiliates or their related organizations.”
A tweet from the organization reads, “Our students are the future of the commonwealth and it’s time to put them first.”
The PFC is calling on the state party to implement the change and help those who seek public office on the ticket to be accountable to their communities, constituents, and their children through the elimination of special interest money and the failed policies that money represents.
A caveat was added by the PFC that all contributions received by Republican candidates before the adoption of this requirement “shall be exempt from consideration.”
The Pennsylvania Freedom Caucus (PFC) is calling on their Republican colleagues to implement a new rule preventing campaign contributions from teachers’ unions such as the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA).
The proposed rule change state that “The Pennsylvania Republican Party shall not accept money, in-kind contributions, or anything of value, directly of indirectly, from the National Education Association (NEA) or any of the NEA’s state affiliates, including the Pennsylvania State Educational Association (PSEA), or the Political Action Committee for Education (PACE), or any of the NEA’s state affiliates or their related organizations.”
A tweet from the organization reads, “Our students are the future of the commonwealth and it’s time to put them first.”
The PFC is calling on the state party to implement the change and help those who seek public office on the ticket to be accountable to their communities, constituents, and their children through the elimination of special interest money and the failed policies that money represents.
A caveat was added by the PFC that all contributions received by Republican candidates before the adoption of this requirement “shall be exempt from consideration.”
The Pennsylvania Freedom Caucus (PFC) is calling on their Republican colleagues to implement a new rule preventing campaign contributions from teachers’ unions such as the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA).
The proposed rule change state that “The Pennsylvania Republican Party shall not accept money, in-kind contributions, or anything of value, directly of indirectly, from the National Education Association (NEA) or any of the NEA’s state affiliates, including the Pennsylvania State Educational Association (PSEA), or the Political Action Committee for Education (PACE), or any of the NEA’s state affiliates or their related organizations.”
A tweet from the organization reads, “Our students are the future of the commonwealth and it’s time to put them first.”
The PFC is calling on the state party to implement the change and help those who seek public office on the ticket to be accountable to their communities, constituents, and their children through the elimination of special interest money and the failed policies that money represents.
A caveat was added by the PFC that all contributions received by Republican candidates before the adoption of this requirement “shall be exempt from consideration.”
The Pennsylvania Freedom Caucus (PFC) is calling on their Republican colleagues to implement a new rule preventing campaign contributions from teachers’ unions such as the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA).
The proposed rule change state that “The Pennsylvania Republican Party shall not accept money, in-kind contributions, or anything of value, directly of indirectly, from the National Education Association (NEA) or any of the NEA’s state affiliates, including the Pennsylvania State Educational Association (PSEA), or the Political Action Committee for Education (PACE), or any of the NEA’s state affiliates or their related organizations.”
A tweet from the organization reads, “Our students are the future of the commonwealth and it’s time to put them first.”
The PFC is calling on the state party to implement the change and help those who seek public office on the ticket to be accountable to their communities, constituents, and their children through the elimination of special interest money and the failed policies that money represents.
A caveat was added by the PFC that all contributions received by Republican candidates before the adoption of this requirement “shall be exempt from consideration.”
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