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I can’t believe this senile imbecile has a 42% approval rate. What are they using dominion machines.
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Only 42% of those surveyed by Quinnipiac say they approve of the job the Biden administration is doing in helping schools return to in-person instruction, with 38% disapproving and one in five unsure or offering no opinion.
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Pity that when the decision is made for the schools to open back up the decision is up to the School District not the Federal Government. Regardless of what guidance is put forth the decision is up to the schools and one of the biggest questions are how well can a school district comply with best recommended practices...
Of course considering your source I am not surprised, bet they give Ted Cruz 2 thumps up...
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Nice try, but the federal government has no jurisdiction over local schools. As usual, your headline has no relation to the actual content in your link.
Nice try, but the federal government has no jurisdiction over local schools. As usual, your headline has no relation to the actual content in your link.
It's the title of the article in the link. Minus the word China and adding Biden.
The federal government gave these school districts billions to reopen & now they don't want to.
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TBH, I think the odds of an honest opinion on school reopening is relatively low. Vested interests are intense on all sides, such that even "the science" is likely to be skewed or at least cherry-picked. (It's a pretty big ask, to make us believe that kids aren't significant spreaders, just saying...)
Wouldn't companies stand to lose billions in productivity if parents have to spend an increased % of their day dealing with the kids? Anyway, I don't have a dog in this fight, though maybe I'm a bit too cynical.
Last edited by ElectronicOverlord; 02-19-2021 at 07:43 PM..
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School openings are not up to POTUS. That's a state and local issue. Just like the idiot class blamed Trump for the economy plunging when that was a function of out-of-control Little Hitler governors and their inane business closure orders. POTUS has nothing to do with local businesses closing.
IMO all "emergency powers" should be removed from all governors, and 95% of those powers from the president. People go bananas when they get such power.
In his first 48 hours in office, President Biden sought to project an optimistic message about returning the nation’s many homebound students to classrooms. “We can teach our children in safe schools,” he vowed in his inaugural address.
The following day, Mr. Biden signed an executive order promising to throw the strength of the federal government behind an effort to “reopen school doors as quickly as possible.”
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