Tag: Daniel Patrick Moynihan

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Mike McCurry: School choice centrism is antidote for broken politics

In an American political system ripped apart by partisanship, the school choice movement stands out as a rare example of centrism, former White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry said Tuesday. But the movement can build even better bridges if it eases up on the name calling and finger pointing, he... READ MORE
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School choice meshes with progressive Democratic Party values
Editor’s note: This op-ed appeared over the weekend in the...
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George McGovern & the Democratic shift on school choice
None of the recent obituaries of George McGovern – the...
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EdWeek: Democrats warming to school vouchers
We here at redefinED love to thump that drum, so it was nice to...
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Democrats weren’t always so resistant to private school choice
Editor’s note: Adam Emerson, who writes the Choice Words blog...
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Checker Finn: Even with limited leverage, Uncle Sam can promote school choice
Mitt Romney’s plan to voucherize (though he doesn’t call it...
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Know your history: The “voucher left”
Last week’s commentary in Salon was typical when it comes...
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The real story: FL students have made big academic strides in FCAT era
Seeking to improve national test scores consistently ranking near the...
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It matters that Obama is wrong on school vouchers
The Washington Post’s Jay Mathews mused last month about the...
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What history can teach our school choice debates today
It’s hard to miss Dick Morris. The former presidential aide...
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What it (once) meant to be a Democrat
This month, former Senator George McGovern frames his beau ideal...
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