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The 2006 Budget, passed yesterday is the latest example of this administrations war on education. I'm convinced that the long term goal is to keep the general populous un-educated for political gain.
It's a well-known fact that people with college degrees were more likely to vote for Kerry.
http://www.issues2000.org/askme/Education_vs_voting.htm#BA
http://www.issues2000.org/askme/Education_vs_voting.htm#MA
Look at what this bill does:
This is the latest in a long line of moves to weaken education in our country.
Previous moves include:
1. Bush supports teaching ID in schools
2. Under funding of NCLB
3. Data used to initiate NCLB now proven to be faulty
4. Demonization of NEA
5. Support of vouchers at the expense of public schools.
6. Decrease in funding for Pell grants
7. War against Science
With college tuition costs going through the roof, it is harder and harder for the average American to have the funds available to go to college.
In George Bush's America, ignorance is strength
It's a well-known fact that people with college degrees were more likely to vote for Kerry.
http://www.issues2000.org/askme/Education_vs_voting.htm#BA
http://www.issues2000.org/askme/Education_vs_voting.htm#MA
Look at what this bill does:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/22/politics/22student.htmlStudents to Bear Big Burden Under the Final Budget Bill
Doug Mills/The New York Times
Under the bill, college students would pay higher interest rates on loans. Many banks will receive lower subsidies. And the Education Department will work with the Internal Revenue Service to ferret out students and parents who underreport incomes on financial aid applications. The budget bill is estimated to save $39.7 billion over the next five years. Student aid accounts for $12.7 billion of the savings, or 32 percent.
This is the latest in a long line of moves to weaken education in our country.
Previous moves include:
1. Bush supports teaching ID in schools
2. Under funding of NCLB
3. Data used to initiate NCLB now proven to be faulty
4. Demonization of NEA
5. Support of vouchers at the expense of public schools.
6. Decrease in funding for Pell grants
7. War against Science
With college tuition costs going through the roof, it is harder and harder for the average American to have the funds available to go to college.
In George Bush's America, ignorance is strength