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Tag Archives: democratic strategist
Quote of the Day
This morning on ABC This Week, Democratic strategist Donna Brazile said the following about attempts to find racism in Republican rhetoric, in response to conservative George Will’s statement that “the guys over at MSNBC have said that when Republicans talk … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Race
Tagged african american woman, Current Events, democratic strategist, donna brazile, Politics, republican rhetoric
James Carville and School Choice
I applaud Democratic strategist James Carville for speaking at National School Choice Week in New Orleans (see the video here). School choice has its positives and its negatives, and I will not debate it in this post. But I admire … Continue reading
Posted in Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged democratic strategist, james carville, kids education, legitimacy, school choice, wing republicans
