Byron and Erika Donalds are expecting to pull in $15 MILLION next year through her charter school hustles. Those are TAXPAYER DOLLARS.

David Jolly: “I'm less concerned that he sold drugs to kids than I am that he's selling the governorship right now, whether it's to big utilities, big tech, big data, big ag, go through the list. He's selling our governorship. I'm less concerned that he was arrested for bank fraud than I am while serving in Congress he’s continued to engage in stock trades without divulging the information as required by law to the people of Florida. I'm also less concerned that he received a diversion program for his own drug arrests than I am that when he got to Congress, he refused to extend that grace to other young men who are similarly situated. And then you move to where he and his wife have made their wealth. It's through these for-profit charter school management companies that have been defunding public education, setting up charter schools that too often don't even have to teach a kid to read, and they become private equity for-profit real estate plays. And the way they're trying to cut costs now is Byron and his wife want to stick headsets on your children.”