You think the people are happy with spending more and getting declining test scores in return? Is that because people like you hand-wave away spending more for declining test scores as a “right-wing attack?”
Yet also, lets not pretend that cutting money that goes toward healthy lunch have anything to do with trying to raise test scores. Cutting support for special needs students wont raise those test scores either.
Also, is your theory that people are satisfied with paying much more for education without scores going up? I don't understand the point you're trying to make.
You're in a significant minority even within your own party.
[1] This Data for Progress poll shows that 58% of republicans support abolishing it: https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2024/12/2/voters-agree-....