Joy Pullmann, a nationally-recognized education expert, claims that “normal people in fly-over country” feel exploited by cultural and political elites who have moved from not listening to the people, to exploiting them.
What worries the education expert — who is now the managing editor of The Federalist — the most about a Hillary Clinton presidency is “the distaste factor” stemming from the former secretary of state raising her child with nannies. According to Pullmann, Hillary is “so out of touch” with so little to share with parents.
Pullmann continues in the exclusive interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation by mentioning that Clinton is aligned “with the elitist way of looking at children as units on a production line to reengineer a perfect society.” Pullmann says Clinton’s focus on a child is more like “stamping on him as a piece of iron.”
The education expert’s favorite long shot presidential nominee — when it comes to education policy — is Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. In this exclusive video, she critiques Jeb Bush as “the biggest supporter of Common Core in the Republican field.”
To this young mother of four, the Common Core Standards clarified the “difference between what parents and teachers want for their children and what politicians think would be the answer.” She added, “Elites tend to think about children as human capital, little products on a production line that they’re massaging to change society.”
