Author Peter Brimelow
From Washington Times:
A devastating and marvelously readable account of the malign role of teacher unions in American primary-secondary education. … Mr. Brimelow has the unions accurately pegged.
From Wall Street Journal:
A searing indictment. … Twenty years of reform have had little effect. The Worm in the Apple helps explain why.
From John Stossell, ABC News:
A stunning indictment!
From Milton Friedman, Nobel Economics Laureate:
Peter Brimelow demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that the teacher unions, through their control of the government education monopoly, are the major source of the gross deficiencies in our government school system. He makes a persuasive case that real education reform requires introducing competition through vouchers and other means and eliminating the legal privileges that are the major source of the unions’ enormous political and economic power.