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LuvLoogie

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12. Yes, and a good leader would execute a plan acknowledging both.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Reply #4)

Wed Jan 5, 2022, 01:24 PM

Jan 2022

They aren't necessarily contradictory, but the two major aspects of the same problem. Both have to be addressed and acknowledged. Is their no rhetorical talent that can reconcile the two in policy? Can no logistical solution address both?

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CPS classes canceled Wednesday after CTU votes to refuse in-person work [View all] greenjar_01 Jan 2022 OP

Have all the city leaders DENVERPOPS Jan 2022 #1

Unfortunately, it seems Lori has been all over the map on covid response. LuvLoogie Jan 2022 #2

The one big thing that is happening is the "clash of the medical titans" BumRushDaShow Jan 2022 #4

Yes, and a good leader would execute a plan acknowledging both. LuvLoogie Jan 2022 #12

When it comes to "geeky" science folks BumRushDaShow Jan 2022 #13

the testing got all screwed up orleans Jan 2022 #3

Testing kits were only for a small number of schools greenjar_01 Jan 2022 #6

i was listening to joan espisito's show yesterday orleans Jan 2022 #8

I dunno...the testing kerfuffle seems just that greenjar_01 Jan 2022 #9

If I were a parent in that district.... VarryOn Jan 2022 #5

I'm a parent of CPS students greenjar_01 Jan 2022 #7

I think the leadership of all groups involved are just reacting. LuvLoogie Jan 2022 #10

I agree with everything you say here greenjar_01 Jan 2022 #11