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Created: 2025-07-25 17:06:46 UTC

The administration’s freeze on $781M for California schools isn’t about withholding funds—it’s about enforcing accountability. Taxpayer dollars shouldn’t fund bloated bureaucracies or political pet projects. The White House is right to demand audits before releasing cash, especially when states like California have a history of misallocating education funds into DEI initiatives and administrative bloat instead of classroom priorities.

Congress approved the money, but rubber-stamping checks without oversight is how waste thrives. If schools need resources, they should prove it’s for students, not diversity consultants or redundant programs.

Release the funds? Sure—after stripping every cent tied to woke indoctrination and redirecting it to core academics. Real education reform starts with fiscal discipline, not blank checks for failed systems.

See how the numbers and audit demands stack up in the full analysis:


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