Radical teachers union NEA caught funding radical far left activism

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Radical teachers union NEA caught funding radical far left activism

Published: Friday, January 16th, 2026 @ 5:00 pm
By: John Steed ( More Entries )

Just how radical are America's teachers unions? The larger of the two the National Education Association (NEA) has recently been caught funding far left radical groups out of the dues it receives from teachers. North Carolina's education union, the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) is an affiliate of the NEA.

IRS forms obtained on the NEA show millions of dollars spent on various radical far left causes, including ballot initiatives in four states unrelated to education. Lots of money was funneled through radical left dark money groups like the Tides Foundation and Sixteen Thirty Fund, so its ultimate recipients cannot be determined.

https://redstate.com/mike_miller/2026/01/16/social-justice-unionism-filing-reveals-top-teachers-union-bankrolled-far-left-activist-groups-n2198208

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Bubba said:

( January 18th, 2026 @ 9:52 am )

It sure looks like we have a ringer - a stealth Democrat running as a Republican in Washington for school board. Is the same thing going on in Bath?

Van Zant said:

( January 17th, 2026 @ 10:38 pm )

CT: I think you've hit the nail on the head. It appears that Monica Davis and the Walkers have much in common politically. Steve Rader is clearly the conservative in this race.

Concerned Taxpayer said:

( January 17th, 2026 @ 9:40 pm )

The is another issue on these retired teachers recruited to run for school board by Carolyn Walker. Are they really Republicans? I am not sure which the Bath candidate is, but in Washington it is clearly Monica Davis.

I looked Monica Davis' voting history up on the Board of Elections website. She first registered to vote in Beaufort County in 1990 as a Democrat and then for years regularly voted in Democrat primaries. The first year Davis voted in a Republican primary was 2024. The question is - why has this longtime Democrat suddenly become a Republican, at least on paper?

I then looked up incumbent Steven Rader. He first registered in Beaufort County in 1978 as a Republican, and has consistently voted in Republican primaries ever since.

Carolyn Walker and her husband, Randy, were both longtime Democrats themselves before changing to Republican a few years ago. In spite of being registered Republican, both of them, in the offices in which they serve, too often take positions on issues one would expect of a Democrat, not a Republican. Are these teachers Mrs. Walker recruited going to be just more of the same?

Rino Hunter said:

( January 17th, 2026 @ 8:59 am )

We have retired teachers running for our school board in the Washington and Bath districts. Have they ever been members of these radical teachers unions, the NEA or NCAE? Both are running against conservative incumbents and were recruited by RINO Carolyn Walker tp try to move the school board to the left. Beaufort County does NOT need a present or former member of a radical teachers union on our school board.

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