Kids before politics
2008 July 10
In this USA Today column, a conservative writer and a liberal Democratic strategist collegially and productively debate education reform – and find common ground. The Republican columnist summarized the purpose of such a bipartisan discussion: “Once political interests begin driving policy decisions, we have a problem.”
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