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John,
One of our pillars at the Kansas Democratic Party is ensuring our children have the quality public education they need to succeed. The basic principle of providing our children with the best educational opportunities possible should not be hindered by the COVID-19 pandemic; but unfortunately, with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos in charge, it is.
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Betsy DeVos has been against public schools since day one, and now, DeVos and Trump are using the COVID-19 crisis to push their disastrous anti-public school agenda by providing additional coronavirus relief funds to private schools.
In Kansas, we’re fortunate to have a Governor who has strengthened public education across our state. In 2020, we’re fighting for Democratic candidates up and down the ballot who will prioritize public education funding and build a future we all can be proud of - we also need a President who will fight for the same. Can you make sure we elect education champions across the Sunflower State and into the White House by chipping in $20, $35, or $50 today? [[link removed]]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed all of our daily lives - but it should not change the hopes and dreams of the next generation of leaders educated in our public classrooms.
Donate today to keep up the fight for our public schools and their students. [[link removed]]
Onward,
KDP Team
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