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	Dems Pro-choice Except for a child's Education

Eaglewings

6-10-2009 9:01 PM

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school choice, vouchers, education, democrats, milwalkee, parental choice program, private school, public schools, private education

Eaglewings says:

Once again it is obvious that when it comes to improving the blight of inner city youth, the democrats who decry the conditions fight against anything that actually helps better that condition.

They may dress like sheep but inwardly they are ravenous wolves, prying on our children every chance they get.

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