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I was looking over state GOP platforms regarding education. The platform of the Arkansas GOP contains the following statement.
In the digital age, old wars over (literal) turf need to be abandoned in order to put the educational needs of students in the place of primacy.
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This Appears to be Someone Who is Not Very Bright Attempting to Appear Knowledgeable
dlk
Nov 2018
#5
I wonder if the writer of that deathly prose was a graduate of the schools...
TreasonousBastard
Nov 2018
#27
There are many examples like this in the book 'Less Than Words Can Say' by Richard Lederer.
klook
Nov 2018
#16
It's RW bilge, but makes more sense in the context of the original 2016 document (link)
VOX
Nov 2018
#31
Are they selling off schoolyards, or talking about surfacing football fields?
surrealAmerican
Nov 2018
#35