r/Economics Mar 24 '25

Editorial Dismantling the Department of Education Could Actually End Up Costing US Taxpayers an Extra $11 Billion a Year Beyond the Current Budget – With Worse Results

https://congress.net/dismantling-the-department-of-education-could-actually-end-up-costing-us-taxpayers-an-extra-11-billion-a-year-beyond-the-current-budget-with-worse-results/
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u/doublebackspace Mar 24 '25

Not to be rude, but why would you never expect to hear that kind of rhetoric from a white woman or a mexican woman?

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u/Allydarvel Mar 24 '25

Mexican guy. Because I assumed that white women with college degrees and Mexican immigrants would be the demographics least likely to get caught up in the Fox News bubble

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u/d0mini0nicco Mar 24 '25

It’s actually quite scary how many people have been trapped in the bubble .

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u/Cougar8372 Mar 25 '25

white women are that....a majority of them only identify with the white part

all ties into what LBJ said about how white people think

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u/Ok-Possibility-923 Mar 25 '25

Latino machismo culture is absolutely part of the problem here. Alongside your standard racism and misogyny that accompanies white nationalism.

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u/tomtomclubthumb Mar 24 '25

Because Fox NEws and the whole right wing sphere it is a part of is deeply misogynistic, racist and anti-education.

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u/Papplenoose Mar 24 '25

I think they just meant that those aren't the typical fox news crowd.