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rgbecker

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9. Picking one guy to be president out of 250 million who could be involves some compromise.

Reply to Orlandodem (Reply #5)

Sun Jan 5, 2014, 08:03 AM

Jan 2014

It will always be a matter of choosing the least bad. If Democrats sit out elections, Republicans sit on the supreme court.

What was Romney's plan for education? OH yeah, close the department of Education...defund public education.

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Why Aren’t Prep Schools Following Corporate Reforms? By diane ravitch [View all] Jefferson23 Jan 2014 OP

Watch what the 1% do Demeter Jan 2014 #1

Someone from the US Dept of Ed tell me with a straight face this information does not Jefferson23 Jan 2014 #2

I sent my kids to the best prep school I could find. rgbecker Jan 2014 #3

Also, "Let teachers teach!" Squinch Jan 2014 #4

Yes elleng Jan 2014 #7

Ditto elleng Jan 2014 #6

Obama's education policies are a disaster. I should never have voted for him. Orlandodem Jan 2014 #5

Not smart, to sit out elections. elleng Jan 2014 #8

Picking one guy to be president out of 250 million who could be involves some compromise. rgbecker Jan 2014 #9

Not much different with Obama's plan: turn public money over to corporate charters. Orlandodem Jan 2014 #10

"Disaster" is understating the situation. lutefisk Jan 2014 #11

I got fooled the first time.... AnneD Feb 2014 #12