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Education

amandabeech

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10. You said it.

Reply to Doctor_J (Reply #9)

Thu Jul 17, 2014, 02:11 PM

Jul 2014

Do any leaders of the party understand? If they do, do they feel comfortable speaking out?

Somehow, at this point, it seems to me that the answers to those questions is "no."

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Ravitch's very apt description of Arne Duncan. [View all] madfloridian Jul 2014 OP

k&r Starry Messenger Jul 2014 #1

Some in the leadership seem ok w. corporate school reform. Smarmie Doofus Jul 2014 #2

Republicans cater to their Base. Dems cater to Repugs and expect their Base to like it. Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2014 #3

duncan is merely implementing obama's vision of education. why get mad with him? nt msongs Jul 2014 #4

''Duncan works in a Democratic administration.'' DeSwiss Jul 2014 #5

The quoted comment sounds like it's aimed at DU. So true. Scuba Jul 2014 #6

excellent article, excellent comment. my only complaint would be the line Doctor_J Jul 2014 #7

I think that turnout will be low in 2014 for just that reason. amandabeech Jul 2014 #8

yeah, most of the new and neutral voters from 08 have been completely repulsed Doctor_J Jul 2014 #9

You said it. amandabeech Jul 2014 #10