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Maybe the Government will provide more job creation schemes and create more paper work for teachers and then create job for people to assess this paper work, and then create departments to devise more paperwork and tests rather than just creating efficiency by letting good teachers do their job, teaching children

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If a company was building cars whose wheels fell off, if a company was building houses that leaked and fell down, would anyone pay good money to one of these companies? But this is exactly what we are doing with the banks, they are run with people in charge that ran a bad business, but we are giving money to these comapnies and they are still being run by the same people.

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What is the interest rate for this federal money? Is it at a fixed rate? How long does the state have to pay it back?

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