Vermont was the first state in the country to offer school choice to students when it created the town tuitioning program in the 1890s. However, there are a number of misconceptions about what it is, how much it costs, and how it functions.
“Starting soon, we’ll be bringing a new version of the show we’ve been doing for the last six and a half years to Twitter. We’ll bring some other things too, which we’ll tell you about, but for now, we’re just grateful to be here.”
This is a special episode covering the Burlington City Council’s passage of a resolution targeting Disaffected and local politicians who object to the mutilation of children through “gender affirming” surgeries and chemical castration.
The Burlington City Council continues its journey through adult-onset anencephaly. They’re again targeting the gay chairman of the Burlington Republican Party, among others. This and more on the Disaffected Podcast.
The woman who gay-bashed Stonewell original Fred Sargeant at Burlington’s 2022 Pride Parade gets let off with community service and charges dismissed. Historic first gay woman rep Becca Balint’s election efforts got a $1 million ad buy boost from the disgraced FTX crypto company being investigated for theft and fraud.
House Bill 89 legalizes parental abduction and medical mutilation of children. Stranger still, most Republicans voted for it. We’re going to ask why. All of this starts in your elementary schools.
A Christian school’s girls basketball team has been banned from competing in future tournaments after forfeiting a game against a team with a male student who claims to be transgender.
Fox News host Tucker Carlson fires back at critics who are outraged over his airing previously hidden footage of the January 6 Capitol breach on “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”
“The entire bill calls horrifying brutality something nice. This bill is about so-called gender-affirming care — that is, chemical and physical castration and mutilation of children. It passed the House with 24 of 38 Republicans voting in favor of it.”
In this video, Gregory Thayer interviews Judy Taranovich, vice chair of the Vermont Fuel Dealers Association, and Manny Fletcher, president, about S.5.
On Wednesday, Ethan Allen Institute President Myers Mermel testified before the Senate Natural Resources and Energy committee regarding S.5, the Affordable Heat Act.
Plaintiffs in Vitale v. Bellows Falls Union High School argue that allowing some parents to choose the best school for their child under Vermont’s “tuitioning” system, while forcing other families to accept a school based on geography, is a violation of equal access to educational opportunity under Brigham.