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Martin Eden

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4. But... but... isn't that Project 2025???

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Nov 22, 2024, 08:17 AM

Nov 22

I thought that was disavowed.

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GOP senator introduces bill to eliminate US Department of Education [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 22 OP

Dismantling of the US federal government per Putin's orders. Irish_Dem Nov 22 #1

Musk, the Cryptoboys, and Putin's orders: Botany Nov 22 #7

Crime of the century. And most brilliant war ever waged against the US. Irish_Dem Nov 22 #22

Maybe not the war, but they are fast approaching it. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Nov 22 #34

Trump/Putin hate the United States and are doing their best to destroy us Walleye Nov 22 #2

The fear alone of losing income.. Lovie777 Nov 22 #3

But... but... isn't that Project 2025??? Martin Eden Nov 22 #4

obeying in advance. or mopinko Nov 22 #5

This fever dream of the rights odins folly Nov 22 #6

Is this because it was created during the Carter Administration? LiberalArkie Nov 22 #8

It's all about the money jmbar2 Nov 22 #9

Closing the Department of Education will save no money other than a few salaries. Lonestarblue Nov 22 #10

+1,000,000 chia Nov 22 #28

and everyone's real estate taxes will go up since there will be no more funding mdbl Nov 22 #32

local control creates small minded insular citizens who barely understand civilization bucolic_frolic Nov 22 #11

"local control is best"? Not according to Ron DeSantis. CaptainTruth Nov 22 #12

More un-educated people vote for GOP. LisaL Nov 22 #13

In a country where half the population reads below a 6th grade level dlk Nov 22 #14

Do they even have schools in South Dakota? He's got nothing to lose. n/t Greybnk48 Nov 22 #15

How many sponsors are on the bill? nt in2herbs Nov 22 #16

the long term plan is return to serfdom Javaman Nov 22 #17

No, Linda ladeewolf Nov 22 #21

Ken Kesey once told me, "Cream rises to the top . . . Journeyman Nov 22 #31

Odd timing boonecreek Nov 22 #18

they are trying to put killing of the DOE Quanto Magnus Nov 22 #40

I expect a brain drain. barbtries Nov 22 #19

Coming next: Department of Stupidity Wicked Blue Nov 22 #20

This orangecrush Nov 22 #24

Jesus, take the wheel. dchill Nov 22 #23

I will just relax until it is actually initiated. FarPoint Nov 22 #25

They want to make Americans uninformed and easy to manipulate IronLionZion Nov 22 #26

Special needs kids will be among the most affected by this. Basso8vb Nov 22 #27

Thank you, I was just about to post the same thing. gab13by13 Nov 22 #29

I have been a SpEd for over 20 years evemac Nov 22 #30

Having young people happy, safe, intellectually curious, and not hungry regardless of whatever..... Botany Nov 22 #33

A real zero. Kid Berwyn Nov 22 #35

They want loco control, not local. GreenWave Nov 22 #36

So, does this mean all student loans will be gone as well? TBF Nov 22 #37

The way to total control. republianmushroom Nov 22 #38

Too bad for students Marthe48 Nov 22 #39

Translation: stealing "federal education dollars" for "local control" BadgerKid Nov 22 #41