In recent years, extremists in charge of N.H.’s Republican Party, with Gov. Sununu’s blessing, have drastically cut state funding for public education, adopted the most expansive school voucher program in the country, taken steps to double the number of charter schools in the state, and found a variety of ways to steer public funds away from our local public schools to unaccountable, sometimes for-profit, often unlicensed private alternatives.

Now they’re using unfounded smears about public school teachers as another strategy to undermine our public education system — a system treasured by most Americans but disdained by those who no longer accept the idea of the “common good.”

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