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groundloop

(12,261 posts)
Tue May 24, 2016, 01:03 PM May 2016

Might want to consider voting in Repub. primary for this :


Republican primary has this on it....


Should Georgia empower parents with the right to use the tax dollars allocated for the education of their children, allowing them the freedom to choose among public, private, virtual, and home schools?


IMO this would devastate public schools.
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Might want to consider voting in Repub. primary for this : (Original Post) groundloop May 2016 OP
"This would devastate public schools" DebbieCDC May 2016 #1
Exactly.... I'll risk vomiting and get a Repub ballot groundloop May 2016 #3
It is crucial for the oligarchs, Koch Bros, etal, to make you and your kids as dumb Jackie Wilson Said May 2016 #2
Does the outcome of this issue have any standing inasmuch as you describe it No Vested Interest May 2016 #4

DebbieCDC

(2,545 posts)
1. "This would devastate public schools"
Tue May 24, 2016, 01:07 PM
May 2016

That's the whole idea. The continued dumbing down of the future prison/slave labor population must proceed.

Meanwhile children of those with means will be sent to expensive private schools, so that in their turn they may govern the prison/slave labor population.

Jackie Wilson Said

(4,176 posts)
2. It is crucial for the oligarchs, Koch Bros, etal, to make you and your kids as dumb
Tue May 24, 2016, 01:15 PM
May 2016

as possible.

Letting people use tax dollars to be educated at religious schools, where facts and history will be in short supply, is a very good way to do this.

No Vested Interest

(5,196 posts)
4. Does the outcome of this issue have any standing inasmuch as you describe it
Tue May 24, 2016, 08:28 PM
May 2016

as a "Republican primary " issue?
Or is it just a recommendation for the Georgia Republican platform, etc?

I realize many people cross over to the other party in primaries, and I am not a Georgian, but I can't imagine myself declaring as a Republican to vote on an issue. I would feel dirty, unclean.

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