One former president and one future president: Bill Clinton and Samuel Amicus Miller
Rob, Congratulations--you and Sami deserve the cameo with Bill Clinton!
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"Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said Friday that every child born in the United States should get a $5,000 "baby bond" from the government to help pay for future costs of college or buying a home."
Is she a supportive of vouchers or a tax and spoend liberal ?
(KSL News) -- During his visit to Utah, former President of the United States Bill Clinton weighed in on the hottest political issue in Utah: school vouchers.
In a full-page newspaper ad today, voucher supporters portrayed Clinton as a supporter of school choice. It featured a letter he wrote when he was Governor of Arkansas, regarding a school choice initiative in Milwaukee.
In a one-on-one interview following his speech at the U, Mr. Clinton denied the implication he's a voucher supporter. He said, "That's not accurate. I supported in Milwaukee in 1992 the right of the city to do that because of the unusual circumstances there. When I was president, I did not support vouchers because I thought that it took, we hurt 95 percent of the students by taking money away from them for the questionable benefit for the 5 percent or so that accessed them.
"You can make an argument for the vouchers. But the problem is, with the vouchers you always wind up taking money away from 90 percent of the people to help the minority. That's my problem with it."
Mr. Clinton said, however, that he believes states do have a right to create voucher programs.
Don't worry Ric, I know that you would never intentionally mislead anyone, would you?
Yeah, I missed it until Davis Digerido pointed it out on our site. I thought the Trib blog was funny and wanted to tease you guys a little. Didn't realize anyone was taking the Clinton thing seriously.
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"Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said Friday that every child born in the United States should get a $5,000 "baby bond" from the government to help pay for future costs of college or buying a home."
Is she a supportive of vouchers or a tax and spoend liberal ?
I'll tell you what she is not. She's not a spend, and then tax your grandchildren Republican.
Vote no on Referendum 1!
Interesting letter in the trib, from Slciky Willy as Governor...he liked the idea of Vouchers
We can only hope the Bush signs an executive order before he leaves office giving the Escalante back to the people of Utah
fat chance anonymous.
he won't do it, you are smokin crack if you think escalante is going anywhere.
I was just glad to see President Clinton come out in support of school vouchers .
:-)
Ric, I guess you missed this KSL news report:
(KSL News) -- During his visit to Utah, former President of the United States Bill Clinton weighed in on the hottest political issue in Utah: school vouchers.
In a full-page newspaper ad today, voucher supporters portrayed Clinton as a supporter of school choice. It featured a letter he wrote when he was Governor of Arkansas, regarding a school choice initiative in Milwaukee.
In a one-on-one interview following his speech at the U, Mr. Clinton denied the implication he's a voucher supporter. He said, "That's not accurate. I supported in Milwaukee in 1992 the right of the city to do that because of the unusual circumstances there. When I was president, I did not support vouchers because I thought that it took, we hurt 95 percent of the students by taking money away from them for the questionable benefit for the 5 percent or so that accessed them.
"You can make an argument for the vouchers. But the problem is, with the vouchers you always wind up taking money away from 90 percent of the people to help the minority. That's my problem with it."
Mr. Clinton said, however, that he believes states do have a right to create voucher programs.
Don't worry Ric, I know that you would never intentionally mislead anyone, would you?
Yeah, I missed it until Davis Digerido pointed it out on our site. I thought the Trib blog was funny and wanted to tease you guys a little. Didn't realize anyone was taking the Clinton thing seriously.
Ric, you know that I love a good tease. Sometimes, I even like to tease back.
When did you get a blog?
Have a great night!
Or, how about this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAkGr_Rrdn0
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