House Republicans paid the price for their inaction on education

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Many post-mortems about 2018 midterm elections are circulating. Everyone has an idea about why the Republicans lost the House. But at the risk of sounding arrogant, I have the real answer, and I have proof.

I have conducted hundreds of meetings in the 115th Congress with members, staff, and anyone seemingly with authority, to try to achieve three very fundamental education goals embraced in principle by the majority party and some in the minority.

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