Republicans Face Backlash Over School Choice Stances from Anti-Choice Super PAC
The American Federation for Children (AFC) super PAC is targeting Republicans who oppose school choice, aiming to 'oust' those who are hostile ahead of the 2026 midterms. The group's president, Tommy Schultz, has announced this strategy as part of a campaign to promote school choice.
The American Federation for Children (AFC) super PAC, the only one specifically dedicated to school choice in the US, is taking on Republican lawmakers who oppose the issue ahead of the 2026 midterms. The group's president, Tommy Schultz, aims to oust those who are hostile to school choice, seeking to build a more supportive environment for education reform. AFC has already made waves with its campaigns and has put pressure on some Republicans to reconsider their stance on school choice. By targeting these lawmakers, the organization hopes to shift the conversation around education policy in favor of pro-choice candidates.
