Congressman Eric Swalwell had an interesting outburst on Twitter recently in which he criticized the idea of parents being in charge of their children's education. What's next, he demanded -- patients in charge of their own surgeries? When did we stop trusting the experts?

(Yes, he actually asked "When did we stop trusting the experts" in all seriousness.)

So you're not supposed to have a say in your kids' education, but don't worry: it's in the capable hands of people who despise you.

Surprise: homeschooling is taking off.

But parents are apprehensive. Can they afford it? Can students still participate in sports? What if their student is advanced, or behind? How do they teach advanced subjects?

There's a whole bunch of questions like these that keep parents stalled.

Well, now you have the answer for them.

It's The New Homeschooler Playbook, a product created by Charles and Laurel Harper, who homeschooled their two daughters all the way through high school.

And it comes with PLR, which means you can sell it as your own product if you like, and keep all the profits. Or you can give it away for free to entice people to join your mailing list.

Not a bad deal for $10, eh?

Charles and Laurel have created a product for you, thereby saving you the gazillion hours it would have taken for you to create one from scratch.

The link to this amazing thing:

http://www.tomwoods.com/homeschooling

Tom Woods