Former President and 2024 presidential candidate Donald Trump outlined his education policy platform in a video Thursday, promising to remove 'Marxists' in the Education Department and restore local control of schools.
released Thursday evening, the former president promised that a new Trump administration would confront critical race theory in schools, pass a parental bill of rights, enact universal school choice, weed out"radical zealots and Marxists" in the Department of Education, and protect women's sports.
In the new video, Trump said that"the Marxism being preached in our schools" was hostile to Christianity and represented"an established new religion."
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