Perspective on state’s education debate

I don’t usually write because I need to hear from you more than you need to hear from me, and when I have something to say my hope is that you haven’t tired of me, and that you’ll give my words due consideration. I write today to provide another perspective on the house vs. senate education debate. I wish that things had been handled differently, but they haven’t. I’ll say this with all due respect, but anyone who thinks that one house of the legislature is going to tell the other one “your input is not welcome” is dead wrong. If that shoe fits, kick it off! There are fortyeight people, backed up by a staff, paid by our tax dollars – whose job it is to make the best decision possible on legislation, especially when that legislation involves spending $800 million of someone else’s money!