The fact that it's politically based and not educationally based demands that the phrase 'register for classes' be included. It's was an outright voter-campaign for out-of-state residents to go to another state and vote in that other state's election. It's really as simple as that. The site that proposed this move of residency-for-a-day is politically based, not educationally based. It was an illegal act. A whistle was blown. The ad is now gone, and anyone working at the DSA proposing this was merely an inoffensive little scheme to get more students to enroll in Minnesota schools during an election season is an out-right liar. Their primary goal at this time is VOTES FOR PET PROJECTS, such as undermining the current administration any way they can, not getting students to enroll in classes.
Your turn, Tom. I am now finished with this crap!
Dan
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- Update on "Send a Student to Minnesota."
- When I went to the site I thought...
- You don't usually misrepresent things this badly.
- The only group in Florida suing to see that not all votes cast in Florida were counted was tyhe democrats.
- Re: You don't usually misrepresent things