this -- lots of states have dropped out of the two federally funded testing consortium -- park and sbac out of the tests and your state can run its own test, for all intents and purposes, you can begin to reclaim control of your state's education system. you can start to do what the constitution requires, was that the federal government not control in he of this and that the state, local governments, and yidideally parents through school choice control education. >> it seems like we have the potential to see like we did with obama the difference in the strategy or o approach we take to rolling this back. on the one hand it is grassroots, on the other hand, politico wrote an article this week talking about how republican lawmakers are trying to sabotage the law, the idea they're trying to defund it throughá*÷ textbooks and tests. do you have a sense which will be the better strategy? >> i'm even at a loss to call it a strategy because truly what is driving this is the mom sitting down reading through these laws and making -- connecting the dots and getting on the phone and talking with o

science and social studies, and jñcfmh it's connected to federally funded tests, the park test and sbacis why this is about curriculum. the other misconception people adopted the common core. you can only say voluntary if somebody mugged you and then, ifpa you'd like your money back, all you have to do is give me your >b2dÑwñ car and you then have voluntary 1íi given your car, then you can say it is voluntary.btcp the reality is the federal government first said in 2009 if you wanted part of $4.35 ély ñ billion, the race to the top, you had to, among other things, ;úqhÑ adopt the common core.,%:nw) then they said, if you want a bk waiver out of the no child left behind act -- and almost every state wanted a waiver -- you only had two standards options.!ytíy either the common core which almo)ery state had already promised to adopt to try to get s race to the top money or you could have your state -- or a state college universityw system certify your standards as college and career ready. so the reality )@1ey what common core actually is, is it's very much curriculum standards, not just s