THE EDUCATION "NON-DEBATE"? READ KERRY'S PLAN

Matthew Yglesias says it's "unlikely that a Kerry administration would, in fact, substantially increase federal education spending on top of the large increases we've already seen in the Bush years. Realistically, in a time of war and deficits the far more important question for federal candidates has to do with what kind of education policy shifts they favor that don't require big changes in spending levels."

In response, see my previous post, John Kerry's quietly radical school reform plan, and follow the link to the Washington Monthly article.