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Not on this topicYou're repeated statements made from some imagined position of greater understanding don't validate your position in the discussion, nor does it demonstrate a superior mental ability. It's really a shame because I think we could actually have meaningful discourse if we could stay in reality and not some hypothetical mental picture drummed up to prove a point.
Have you heard of Pandora's Box?The key word is COULD - hypothetical. They could also stay open for a number of reasons.
I don't expect it to change but my concern is that you if a school district closes down becaues of the new financing rules, then you shoving your head in sand doesn't REALLY strengthen your point.My position on the democratic process remains unchanged.
These schools districts are expressing some very real concerns. And frankly REPUBLICANS should be concerned about that. Not eveyrone can afford to homeschool their kids and not everyone wants to bus their kids 1.5hrs to a school that can actually stay open. Texas is so read because of rural voting patterns. Taking steps to shutter schools in districts that have solidely supported you seems like the OPPOSITE of what you'd want to do.
But then again, it does seem like Texas Republicans can convince their voters to eat their kin so perhaps anything IS possibl,e.
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