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Trump Nominees Flagrantly Lie to Keep Him Happy

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By Diane Ravitch
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This past week, Trump nominees appeared before Senate committees seeking their approval. when Senators ask direct questions, the nominees lied to avoid offending Donald Trump. Mary Trump observes that the Big Question predictably elicits the Big Lie. The Big Question is: Who won the 2020 election? Trump nominees dare not say, truthfully, Joe Biden. They have to find a way to pretend they didn’t hear the question or to duck answering.
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Hegseth Wants All Troops over the Age of 30 to be Tested for Testosterone

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By Diane Ravitch
| Diane Ravitch's Blog
The blogger “Liberty Beats News” reported the following disturbing story. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is obsessed with the idea of “lethality” and “masculinity” that leads to stories like this one, as well as bias against women, who don’t have the same levels of testosterone as men. Even without the testosterone that Hegseth demands, women seem to be capable of exemplary leadership. Hegseth, however, continues to block most women from leadership roles in the military.
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Paul Thomas: The Proficiency Mirage: Florida Version

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By Diane Ravitch
| Diane Ravitch's Blog
Paul Thomas taught in public high schools for many years, before becoming a professor at Furman College in South Carolina. He is a persistent critic of the “Mississippi Miracle.” He uses data to check on state claims. In this post, he fact-checks Florida. He wrote: Reading proficiency is a powerful data point despite it being a moving target.
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