A growing debate has emerged over whether public-school teachers should be restricted from openly criticizing President Trump in classrooms, especially during instructional time. Advocates of limits argue that schools should remain politically neutral and focused on education rather than partisan commentary, while opponents say such restrictions would violate free speech and academic freedom. Should U.S. teachers be banned from criticizing President Trump in the classroom, or should they retain the right to express political opinions?
Yes
They should.
No
They shouldn’t.