CBPP reports on education cuts. These are not small cuts. It would be nice to know how this compares to previous cuts at the state level in post-WWII history.
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Well, as Rick Perry says, we Americans want government to be irrelevant to our lives.
(Excuse me while I go ram my head through a wall. It will be less painful than considering what's happened in the past three years.)
Posted by: Jody | September 3, 2011 at 01:56 PM