I found it to be kind of lacking in details or actual policy. For example:
Uhhh, none of that gives me much idea on what opportunity conservatism would do for education.
The prison reform was a little better, but there are too many people that do not at all agree with this:
Sorry, I know it's not a shock that I don't agree with most of this, but it mainly boils down to my point of view that the whole reason why the prison industrial complex exists is because of capitalism.
Why can't we just have this debate?
Instead of running away from these facts, opportunity conservatives will tackle these challenges head-on. We’ll prioritize improving our schools and encourage stronger families. We’ll transform inner-city classrooms into laboratories of opportunity and encourage bold experimentation until we discover the best ways to educate underprivileged kids. We’ll tailor curricula to the skills and flexibility required in a 21st-century economy. In order to make good on America’s promise, every child will need a top-rate school that gives them a fighting chance at success no matter where they live or how much money their parents make.
Uhhh, none of that gives me much idea on what opportunity conservatism would do for education.
The prison reform was a little better, but there are too many people that do not at all agree with this:
We’ll readily acknowledge that it’s in the country’s best interest to have a robust prison-to-work pipeline.
Sorry, I know it's not a shock that I don't agree with most of this, but it mainly boils down to my point of view that the whole reason why the prison industrial complex exists is because of capitalism.
Why can't we just have this debate?
Bernie blamed capitalism