Today, the UFT’s charter school goes up for a vote with the SUNY trustees. It would be an atrocity for these enemies of education reform to be granted a charter while they fight against the rights of all New York City children to escape the unionized hell holes we call our public schools.

To wit, my most recent Post column:

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, has long had the ability to play puppet-master with New York’s politicians. Today, we’ll learn whether the strings of her cash- and vote-rich union have now extended so far as to ensnare two men who hope to have futures within this state’s Republican Party: Secretary of State Randy Daniels and prospective Sen. Clinton challenger Ed Cox.

Daniels and Cox, who are on the board and can stop the school, might want to think long and hard before betraying their conservative bases.