Cheney, Edwards Clash on Education in Cleveland Debate

When asked about what he would do to help the large jobless population in Cleveland, Vice Pres Dick Cheney ended up talking mostly about education. When it came time for Sen John Edwards of North Carolina to respond, the Democratic vice presidential nominee suggested that perhaps Cheney had gotten a...

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Published in:Education Week 2004-10, Vol.24 (7), p.27-27
Main Author: Robelen, Erik W
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accountability
Candidates
Cheney, Dick
Debates
Economic policy
Education policy
Educational Legislation
Edwards, John
Elementary Secondary Education
Federal Legislation
No Child Left Behind Act 2001-US
Political activity
Political campaigns
Presidential elections
Presidents
Public Schools
Secondary Education
Vice-Presidential candidates
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Summary:When asked about what he would do to help the large jobless population in Cleveland, Vice Pres Dick Cheney ended up talking mostly about education. When it came time for Sen John Edwards of North Carolina to respond, the Democratic vice presidential nominee suggested that perhaps Cheney had gotten a little sidetracked. Further details of the vice presidential debate in October 5 is presented.
ISSN:0277-4232
1944-8333