
Deane Larkin
11-18
what a concept! getting back to what worked and doing away with this social engineering. it's about time!! now if we can get back to pre 1930's civics that taught individual freedoms, rights and responsibilities.
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Sezwho
11-19
we are at the bottom of the list of states in regards to our schools. hope we see some improvements instead of graduating students who are no where ready.
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Carol Ann Penrod Goodman
11-18
Arizona needs more teachers. This statement by Thorne is purely political to rouse his base support.
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