Much of Hillary Clinton's success in the Democratic primaries has been due to strong support from black and Hispanic voters.  Even though Sen. Bernie Sanders decisively won the popular vote in the state of Wisconsin, Clinton still came away with 69 percent of the black vote, according to CNN exit polls.  In Texas, where Hispanic voters made up about 32 percent of voting Democrats, Clinton earned 71 percent of the Latino vote. But why does she have such a strong hold on black and Hispanic voters?  Surely not because of her education policies. Hillary Clinton often speaks about income inequality and helping disadvantaged black and Hispanic communities.  However, an examination of her K-12 education policies shows that this "empowering" message is nothing short of hypocritical. The truth is, the government will never be able to use taxes and transfer payments to dissolve inequality, and if leftist politicians really cared about advancing the...(Read Full Article)