This is part of a systemic neglect of the needs of America’s children. It’s not just sad; it is a fundamental injustice. Unless a child has the good fortune of having been born to well-to-do parents – & the vast majority of them are not – then their material needs are underserved
Robert Reich @RBReich
1 Oct 2020
Call me a radical lefty, but I can’t accept a system that spends $115,000,000,000 a year on police but forces 94% of public school teachers to spend their own money on school supplies.

Oct 2, 2020 · 2:59 AM UTC

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So true. & Your #USDeptOfChildrenAndYouth is the best plan. mariannenow.com/issues/plan-…
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Obama/Biden had a Supermajority in Congress and did not change this Then they rigged two primaries against Bernie, who would have changed it And you are supporting Biden?
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Or the poor pay for the rich in taxes and you know the rest. Rob their futures to own many mansions so their homeless!
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There was once a great world leader that established a policy for the state to care for Reich’s children...
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🕉 Why is it that COVID-19 has 2 come out n time of @realDonaldTrump ‘s presidency? It is bcoz to remind us all the importance of how we came to exist-FREEDOM! Dems, influenced by darkness, want you all to go back where we came from-Darkness/Slaves! Open your eyes. It is done. 🕉
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We pay an extraordinary amount of taxes for our local schools. Extraordinary. Where is all that money going?? That is my concern. The local government takes it in like a black hole. Did you should have plenty leftover for supplies and more.