It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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… and then eliminate the unproductive red tape and rules by entrusting states and districts with flexible, … and then eliminate the unproductive red tape and rules by entrusting states and districts with flexible, … - page 321
… next Administration executes its work, it should be guided by a few core principles, including: Chapter Department of … next Administration executes its work, it should be guided by a few core principles, including: … As the next … - page 321
… to choose among a diverse set of education options is key to reform and improved outcomes, and it can be achieved … establishing a new federal program. For example, portability of existing federal education spending to fund families directly or allowing federal tax credits to encourage voluntary … - page 321
… “federal” children . Congress has a special responsibility to children who are connected to military families, who live in the District of Columbia, or who are members of sovereign tribes. Responsibility for serving these students should be housed in agencies … - page 321
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