It is very clear what President Obama is trying to do with Judd Gregg: get a filibuster proof majority not through an election but through the President's virtually uncontested power of appointment. And if not with a Democrat, get it de facto through a Lincoln Chafee-style Republican hand-picked by the Democratic Governor. This is not about bipartisanship, but an audacious, and I would say impressive, game of political hardball.And that little apparently doesn't include the fact that Lincoln Chafee's voting record is on the right side of history.
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We are going down the Lincoln Chafee route in New Hampshire by agreeing to any appointment of a Republican by a Democrat, instead of insisting on Republican participation in the process. If so, this shows we have learned very little as a party these last 3 years.
There Will Be Fewer Kids Going Back to School
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We need to be prepared for schools of all types—public and private, K‑12
and college—to face enrollment challenges and, yes, go out of business. As
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