While last time I checked, the number of DOA employees did not outnumber farmers, I think there is at least one bureaucrat for every ten farmers in America.
And there is no objective evidence that a Federal Department of Education has done squat to improve education in America. We put men on the Moon without it, and I don't see any drastic improvements in education statistics since it was founded. Put the money back in the states and localities where it can do some good.
I wonder how many people are aware that the DOE was created by Jimmy Carter? That everything accomplished before that was done without it? I'm sure most people think it was there since at least Franklin Roosevelt. Just like Medicare, right?
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BTW, Kerry's ideas on the Departments of Agriculture and Education sounded pretty damn good to me.
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- From a right wing source
- Kerry's komrads will make hay with this; bye Deano! (n/t)
- Well, it's not as if the Republican nominee hasn't had "issues".
- We all got issues
- Dean and his "issues."
- This is all being linked by the JFK campaign.
- Oh, really? It looks more to me like an attempt from elsewhere to pick the ultimate opponent in November. (n/t)
- Who's pulling the trigger?
- Shooting from the lip.
- BTW, Kerry's ideas on the Departments of Agriculture and Education sounded pretty damn good to me.
- The Dept. of Education
- re: The Dept. of Education
- Just as an aside (library services trivia)
- So tell me, how many Mexicans poured into Pennsylvania and West Virginia last year?
- Just as an aside (library services trivia)
- re: The Dept. of Education
- The Dept. of Education
- Who's pulling the trigger?
- Oh, really? It looks more to me like an attempt from elsewhere to pick the ultimate opponent in November. (n/t)
- This is all being linked by the JFK campaign.
