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Bush Education Secretary Defends No Child Left Behind

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Interesting project filled with much intellect, but lacks compassion for families and the very children you set out to protect. You get an "F".

Mom of CA 9:29AM November 18, 2011

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A longtime chief White House correspondent for U.S. News & World Report, Kenneth T. Walsh has covered five presidents beginning with Ronald Reagan. Along with other U.S. News writers, he continues to provide insight into the White House of Barack Obama and the world of presidential campaigns.

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