Teacher Loyalty and the Future of Education

Episode #79

On this week’s episode, Bill and Phil discuss a potential new law in New Hampshire that demands teacher loyalty, recent developments in Ukraine and what it means for the future of US foreign policy, Trump’s place in the Republican Party, and the future of the filibuster. 

Links related to this week’s episode:

• “Opinion: A GOP proposal targeting ‘negative’ U.S. history is cause for renewed alarm” by Greg Sargent in The Washington Post

• “The One Ukraine Option That the Public Won’t Abide” by Russell Berman in The Atlantic

• “From Pearl Harbor to Vietnam: Shifting Generational Paradigms and Foreign Policy” by Michael Roskin in Political Science Quarterly

• “Do Republicans love Donald Trump as they once did?” by Dan Balz in The Washington Post

• “Trump’s Grip on G.O.P. Faces New Strains” by Shane Goldmacher in The New York Times

• “Trump Is Making the Midterms a Referendum on Himself” by David Catanese in The Atlantic

• “Democrats Moved the Filibuster Overton Window” by Ronald Brownstein in The Atlantic

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