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[quote=Anonymous][quote] His campaign conveniently ignores the root causes of the widening inequality gap which I see as (1) a lack of high quality childcare available to every working family (raising the federal minimum wage isn't going to make working class families capable of paying for high quality childcare here in DC), and (2) addressing the huge gaps in primary and secondary education in lower SES communities. Raising teacher salaries and improving services available to underserved and underrepresented students in primary and secondary schools - which is compulsory here in the US - would be a much better use of resources than giving tuition free college to the middle and upper middle class. [/quote][/quote] Here is a quote from Sanders on teacher salaries from ontheissues.org: Teacher pay: "Something is very wrong when, last year, the top twenty-five hedge fund managers earned more than the combined income of 425,000 public school teachers. We have to get our priorities right." Here is the link to his education record. There is a lot about college but he addresses all levels of education. http://www.ontheissues.org/2016/Bernie_Sanders_Education.htm[/quote]
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