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Floridas non-partisan school board races are emerging as a battleground this year, with conservatives seeking to steer the local education debate.

Floridas non-partisan school board races are emerging as a battleground this year, with conservatives seeking to steer the local education debate.

The president invites and vice president receive the daily brief. the only item on the schedule that mentions the president directly. i know there are two press briefings going on. that is jen psaki. thats it for the president unless he is doing a lot of private things on the phone. overall the optics are bad. as for overall performance. 72% disapprove of his handling of inflation. polling in the low 30s on handling of the crime and the border. theyre on the wrong side of the education argument....

But how big are those in roads and how big are those margins? but if he can win chesterfield in loudoun county outside of the d.c. is close. it is a very encouraging for the youngkin campaign. >> bret: it looks like it might be close, josh. this might come down to the wire and go extra innings even looking how the numbers are coming in. >> it is all going to come down to the suburbs. the question is did democrats on the suburbs and by the suburbs during the trump years or nearly rent the suburbs...

Very efficient at pocketing that extra money that comes from the federal government, tuition rises accordingly. >> as collin pointed out performance levels are flat, the tea party is asking why are we spending more and more money without much to show for it? thats the issue. >> romney makes a turn, pins it on accountable, teacher tenure, vouchers and choice and he can win the education argument? >> i think he can. because it is common sense to most votes. >> one more brake. when we come back, hi...

Up some of these costs so high that any pull-back from that is seen as some kind of draconian cuts. he has doubled it. >> this is the problem with the beltway definition of cut. it is not a cut, it is just a slower level of spending increase that they define as a cut. >> if this is money thrown out to everyone, it doesnt make college more affordable, because colleges over time are very efficient at pocketing that extra money that comes from the federal government, tuition rises accordingly. >> a...

Up some of these costs so high that any pull-back from thatseef draconian cuts. he has doubled it. >> this is the problem with the beltway definition of cut. it is not a cut, it is just a slower level of spending increase that they define as a cut. >> if this is money thrown out to everyone, it doesnt make college more affordable, because colleges over time are very efficient at pocketing that extra money that comes from the federal government, tuition rises accordingly. >> as collin pointed out...