A reader's letter to the editor of The Advocate points out two issues that demonstrate Gov. Bobby Jindal's lack of concern for public services such as education, especially as they affect lower income citizens.
The reader cites the governors "possibly intentional" failure to win an $80 million grant to expand broad-band services to portions of the state that lack high-speed information technology, and his "certainly intentional" failure to apply for $60 million in federal funds to expand pre-kindergarten education.
The comments that follow the letter are enlightening, and demonstrate that both the governor's supporters and detractors are following these issues.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Letter: Jindal fails schools on two counts
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