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- NEC calls the election
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- The Environmental Movement
- Aiming for the Gun Vote
- A Matter of Education
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- A Question of Religious Freedom
- The Costs of Higher Education
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- Trouble in Hampton
- Revolution Party Ad
- U.S. Calls for Global Cybersecurity Strategy
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- Budget cuts hit poor the hardest
- WOP ad adds to media campaign
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- Delaware: Medical Marijuana Nears Legalization
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- Wallup Poll Released
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- After Bin Laden, U.S. Reassesses Afghan Strategy
- Critics Fear G.O.P.’s Proposed Medicaid Changes Co...
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- President Obama at the Border
- Catholic Professors Criticize Boehner in Letter
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- Navy backpedals on gay unions
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4 comments:
What is Public "Eduction"? I would love to learn more about this issue..
After watching this commercial, the people must still be somewhat curious as to what the WOP fully represents. They did show their policy on education but what about the environment and civil rights, topics they seem to care about? There is no information retaining to these categories. They could look at improving civil rights as giving more power to the government and holding restrictions on peoples' freedoms. The people want to know more about the parties that can potentially represent them.
What change in civil rights is here? This ad has no way of allowing people to see the party's veiws on this subject. The WOP looks to fund education through high school, but with other countries such as Japan and China excelling in math and science, we need more than just high school educations to stay as a relavant international power. What Policies are held in mind to help the enviorment, this lack of information only leaves us to wonder and worry. To make such a bold statement as "We are the nation" is very aggresive seeing as our nation consist of 33,672,000 people. How can we trust a party we know little about? The answer is we can not.
WOP stands for government funded public education for Franklin citizens through high school and assistance to those in need who are continuing to college. We also help support those non-citizens who wish to attend college and have resided in Franklin for at least 15 years.
You can also always learn more from our website at wiseoleparty.webstarts.com
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