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but, explain *why*? what's the difference? -- nm
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by
Andie
See NWBR's post. -- nm
Posted by
VMan
Nov 4 '08, 12:46
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honestly, i don't think our federal government taking over education would cause *nearly* the panic the idea of
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Andie
Nov 4, 12:47
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maybe someone else can answer better. All I can say is it seems like states are
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loosilu - I voted!
Nov 4, 12:49
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and, for certain things, i would assume that makes sense. it's a NATIONAL election. it should be NATIONALLY run. -- nm
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Andie
Nov 4, 12:50
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it's a combined election. you wouldn't have different sets of people for each item. -- nm
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loosilu - I voted!
Nov 4, 12:52
One item on the ballot is national. The rest aren't. -- nm
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mara
Nov 4, 12:51
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And just like the IRS collects federal taxes and the state collect local taxes, states still have say in down ballot items.
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musubi Voted For Change 2 weeks ago
Nov 4, 12:54
and even that is kind of not national, becuase we are voting for electors. -- nm
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loosilu - I voted!
Nov 4, 12:52
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