Parents everywhere feel that tension — the push and pull between hope and fear. Everyone wants the chance for their children to thrive. Everyone wants to believe in progress. But no one wants their child’s future tied to a system famous for rewarding unpredictability.
There’s also the broader political backdrop. Trump has always thrived on dramatic, attention-grabbing proposals — the kind that split the country down the middle and turn debates into battlegrounds. This plan is no different. It has already sparked fights on cable news, social media, dinner tables, and state legislatures. It touches everything Americans argue about: wealth, fairness, opportunity, risk, capitalism, and the role of government.
