As your link says, &quot;Betteridge&#x27;s law of headlines is not always true.&quot;<p>The evidence presented seems persuasive, though of course it could be cherry picked from a small number of polls which go one way when most polls go the other way. I don&#x27;t have the background to judge.<p>However, with the increasing call to &#x27;run a government like a business&#x27;, which includes the rise of charter schools outside of democratic control, I see no compelling reason to disagree with the thesis.<p>Why do you think it&#x27;s incorrect, other than the construction of the headline as a question?