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To: Amberdawn
A gentler approach to disagreements regarding issues is generally, the better approach.

But to this bill? Absolutely not. Tea Parties and other conservative groups were being pressured into supporting this bill, with no discussion or opportunity to voice or develop their own opinion. Therefore, Christopher Friends hardball approach was warranted and even necessary to generate debate and further thought regarding a bill which is extremely flawed. His piece is informative, powerful and persuasive. AND he 's been working on the issue for 18 years.

I agree with you that the race card should never be played on the right or the left, however.

This is a bad bill, that will help only a small percentage of PA students. That PA ranks 42 in SAT scores means the situation for children in PA is critical, and something must be done to help MOST of them NOW, especially when Republicans, AT THIS TIME, have the power to do it.

4 posted on 02/03/2011 4:37:57 PM PST by TAdams8591
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To: TAdams8591

Amber so sorry. My response to you was meant for Tribune.


6 posted on 02/03/2011 4:44:35 PM PST by TAdams8591
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To: TAdams8591
Saying people are being pressured into supporting this is like saying people are being pressured into opposing it.

Saying no means nothing gets done.

If Chris or anybody can get a better bill introduced all the power to him.

But until that happens Let's go SB1.

That, btw, doesn't mean we can't read the bill and look to improve it over the course of the process.

9 posted on 02/03/2011 5:05:01 PM PST by Tribune7 (The Democrat Party is not a political organization but a religious cult.)
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