> but reform is needed. Sanders is the last person to do any reform ( real reform would come most likely from somebody like Andrew Yang ). Education is first

> but reform is needed. Sanders is the last person to do any reform ( real reform would come most likely from somebody like Andrew Yang ). Education is first and foremost extremely political, almost everywhere and every country. Milton Friedman knew it 40 years ago. Letting a free market in education to exist would put a lot of service jobs at risk. Education is how people who support a candidate get a job after elections are over. Many prominent lieutenant and donors in the Democratic party end up in the educational sector, same applies in every other party in so many other countries it's unreal. In Islamic countries, trying to reform education is much much harder than other areas. Everybody wants a say in what goes in the heads of other people's kids.