Schools of United States requires Federal Help
 

The schools of United States are in dire need of Federal help for upgrading the education structure within the country. The quality of education is tremendously getting affected by the overcrowding of students in the classrooms. A like story you can read in Weblobbying.com, where the author described the erosion of the learning atmosphere in the schools of New York. Below is the link of the same for further reference:
http://www.weblobbying.com/Lobbies/default.asp?Lid=363

Hope, the Federal and the State administrations come up with effective solutions very soon and help in restructuring the entire education system in America.

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Three posts, three spams for weblobbying.com.

Re: Schools of United States requires Federal Help
 

the best help we can give our schools is to get the federal government out of education.

Here's my counter-spam:
Vote Libertarian

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the best help we can give our schools is to get the federal government out of education.

Here's my counter-spam:
Vote Libertarian

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Seconded.

Re: Schools of United States requires Federal Help
 

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The schools of United States are in dire need of Federal help for upgrading the education structure within the country. The quality of education is tremendously getting affected by the overcrowding of students in the classrooms. A like story you can read in Weblobbying.com, where the author described the erosion of the learning atmosphere in the schools of New York. Below is the link of the same for further reference:
http://www.weblobbying.com/Lobbies/default.asp?Lid=363

Hope, the Federal and the State administrations come up with effective solutions very soon and help in restructuring the entire education system in America.

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This poster's writing is all that is needed to prove his point.