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DP. It's cute that you think everyone can "plan ahead adequately" about the schools where they can afford to live.  [/quote]

So do we just open the borders then? If people like you think it's fine to educate MD kids on DC's dime, make it policy so that they don't have to cheat and lie! I think it's terrible that children see parents cheating and lying and are party to it. [/quote]

This is the real question, and I would love to hear the response.  Apparently, people think it's fine foe DC to pay to educate MD children.  Is that right?  [/quote]
DC is a very liberal city and the citizen’s elected officials are for open borders for people who from thousands miles away with no connection to the city. Yet, these same people are so hostile to the neighbor across the state line who rides the bus aiding the city’s special need students on and off the bus. [/quote]

Strangely, it seems that none of the people who come from thousands of miles away are committing residency fraud. Those who have "no connection to the city" tend to enroll their children in the schools of the locality in which they reside.[/quote]

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