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Hawaii Gov. Josh Inexperienced on Trump in need of states to run schooling: “I’ll take it”   

By Miles Cooper March 13, 2025 Opinion
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Hawaii Gov. Josh Inexperienced (D) on Wednesday stated that if President Trump’s plan to position schooling coverage within the palms of the states occurs, he would “take it” and “make good use” of the cash that flows to the governor’s place of work.

“I’ll take it. You know, I spent time with the president a couple of weeks ago with all the other governors. If that money flows to, we governors, we’ll make good use of it,” Inexperienced advised NewsNation’s Blake Burman on “The Hill.” “Just for perspective, for those watching, 11 percent right now of my entire budget on education is from the federal government.”

“I need those … I need those dollars for, like, special education for kids with autism, for so many needs, for meals in our schools. So, if the dollars flow to us, and we get rid of some bureaucracy, I think governors will welcome the resource,” he added.

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Inexperienced’s feedback got here an afternoon after the Division of Training unveiled that it used to be firing just about part its team of workers. The transfer by means of the dept adopted different Trump management efforts to reshape the government greatly.

“The dream is we’re going to move the Department of Education, we’re going to move education into the states, so that the states, instead of bureaucrats working in Washington, so that the states can run education,” Trump stated on Wednesday.

“We think when you move it back to Iowa and Indiana and all of the states that run so well … 30, maybe almost 40, those will be as good as Denmark, those will be as good as Norway,” the president added.

Trump additionally stated Wednesday that Training Secretary Linda McMahon used to be liable for mass layoffs at her division.

“After we reduce— we wish to reduce— however we wish to reduce the folk that aren’t running or now not doing a excellent task. We’re retaining the most productive other people. And Linda McMahon is an actual skilled, very, in fact very subtle trade individual. She reduce a big quantity, however she stored the most productive other people, and we’ll see the way it all works out,” the president stated.

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