The only way to compete successfully with China or any other country over the next 20 years is by making a massive and radical investment in the well-being and education of America’s children.

Nov 20, 2021 · 2:14 PM UTC

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explain this
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usually USA dont "compete" they place economic sanctions or bomb the opposition and competitors and then point to them as poor, communist or incompetent
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we cannot fairly compete with China bc the nr of hours of study for kids after 4 hour school is 0-2 for american students In china S Korea and Japan is 8h school time and 4 more hours after school tutoring
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China is 80% usa/EU corporate manufacture-do you want to compete your yourself or allies?
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I for one am tired of hearing how we have to compete with China. We need to clean house here at home start making things here, using less energy and driving less
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Yes, School Choice, Fund Students not Schools. Just like President Trump suggested. The Teachers Union and the Democrats are in bed together and oppose these measures to the detriment of minorities.
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School choice for all children!
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This great, but we also need to make education a better path to employment in certain jobs. Every child is not going to be a scientist or medical doctor rather some might end up as a construction worker or bulldozer driver. This should be perfectly okay.
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Unfortunate China is the reason for this.
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