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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]JFC you’ve got to be kidding me. NO ONE CARES about this [b]one-term President[/b]. If my kids’ charter closes I’ll be LIVID.[/quote] Show some respect. One-term is irrelevant and you know it. Sorry about your snowflakes. Teach them some history and how to respect the dead.[/quote] Why? -NP[/quote] Also NP. Whether Bush was president for 4 years or 8 years doesn't determine whether he is worthy of a state funeral or respect. GWHB was president and a state funeral is warranted. Now whether school in DC will or must or should close just because the federal government is closed is a whole different matter.[/quote] State funeral fine but leave our schools alone. It does not cause that much disruption....except maybe the cathedral schools but they can just cancel. DCPS - no way. Eaton isn't that close. Yikes. [/quote] I don’t think that most of DCPS needs to close but the area around Washington National Cathedral will be definitely affected. The federal government considers a state funeral like this to be a special national security event (like a convention, inaugural, etc) in that the sitting president, much of the government, former presidents, congressional leadership, all will be there. If J Eaton were a neighborhood school where all the kids walked, it might not be that big a deal, but it’s very much a commuter school. Street parking for teachers may be impacted as well, as parking is prohibited, used for staging, etc.[/quote] Eaton is *sort of* a commuter school. Many (most?) kids walk. Otherwise, your points stand.[/quote]
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