Page 34 - Education Question News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

To sit down and shut up? numbers have continued to take down for mcauliffe. >> jesse: he has a lot of momentum, glenn youngkin. predictions? >> jessica: i think it's going to be within the margin of error. statistically tied. >> greg: you are making young greg angry. >> jesse: it works. >> jessica: two other polls. youngkin up 3. mcauliffe up one train for the education question is fascinating because mcauliffe is down 15 points with parents who have kids ages kindergarten to 12th grade. virginia is not as blue as new jersey. phil murphy is in a tighter race than he would like. new jersey will...

Was very safe and vaccines are being licensed in some countries and we i licensed in some countries and we are accruing — licensed in some countries and we are accruing safety— licensed in some countries and we are accruing safety data _ licensed in some countries and we are accruing safety data on - licensed in some countries and we are accruing safety data on the i are accruing safety data on the safety — are accruing safety data on the safety of — are accruing safety data on the safety of these _ are accruing safety data on the safety of these vaccines - are accruing safety data on ...

Public education. >> so it was, ali, i was at the debate last night, and you know, about an hour in, i tweeted, where is the education question, and it was just, but i was pretty thrilled and stunned about where the heart and soul of the democratic party is right now. because what you're seeing is that over the course of the last two decades, we have not heard this either on stage, at the state level, or at the federal level, about the importance of public education, as foundational to the democracy, and importance of public education, as foundational for children's growth and for children to ...

>> first of all, especially when we talk about children, what we have to realize is that this is a crisis that will affect everyone. we've got at last count, 2 million children that have been impacted directly by the foreclosure crisis and that means that for many of them there's disruption in their school year, their educational process. we don't know what the long-term outcome will be, but we better start paying attention to. because we know that when we have that kind of disruption that's caused but a crisis, that we can actually have children lose grades and even drop out of school because...