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	it has no business being a demoquack political tool. Besides that, it has no business telling individual states
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	how to run their schools. School systems in Kansas and the Dakotas etc, are different than in NJ, RI etc.
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	The STATES should run their own school systems. Dang straight:
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	<a href="https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2024/02/21/this-is-the-way-thomas-massie-is-attempting-to-demolish-the-department-of-education-n2170420" rel="external nofollow">https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2024/02/21/this-is-the-way-thomas-massie-is-attempting-to-demolish-the-department-of-education-n2170420</a>
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	This Is the Way: Thomas Massie Introduces Bill to Demolish the Department of Education
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	<a href="https://www.usaspending.gov/agency/department-of-education?fy=2024" rel="external nofollow">https://www.usaspending.gov/agency/department-of-education?fy=2024</a>
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	81 BILLION to send money to individual states etc ??? Why do we need a national dept of ed to do that?
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	running it from the federal level, like a lot of things,
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	is NOT EFFICIENT
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					<span><span>2 days ago</span><span>The <b>Education</b> Department said the form would be easier for parents to fill out and used a new formula to compute eligibility for aid that took inflation into account. But it wasn't ready in October, when the forms for the coming school year are usually released. During a soft launch in December, it was difficult for many people to access the form. . And the initial release didn't include ...</span></span>
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					<span><span>Feb 8, 2024</span><span>At the same time, <b>Federal</b> Student Aid, the office in the Department of <b>Education</b> responsible for the FAFSA, was working to revamp the student lending system while creating numerous new loan ...</span></span>
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