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By Kyle | September 2, 2008
Apparently, at an RNC jawboning panel, Al Sharpton offered a sharp critique of teachers’ unions–which seemingly puts him to the right of Barack Obama, whose education policy as mentioned in his big speech last week consists, essentially of the opposite–more money for teachers.
Topics: Barack Obama, Politics |
September 3rd, 2008 at 12:19 pm
Sharpton spoke at the RNC? I can’t stand the guy, but I’ll give him credit for that.