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What I believe, Andy, is that if you believe in socialism then the people who fought for you at Khe Sanh were not Americans, as Obama said. The people who fought for us at Khe Sanh were Vietnamese.
There is a very good article by Bill Ayers on Obama and education reform. Everybody should read it.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bill-ayers/obama-and-education-refor_b_154857.html
I don't agree with the premise that Obama should have or could have just picked the right people. However, I DO agree that nothing worth having comes without a fight. And I don't agree that the fighting has really begun.
David Kellogg
Seoul National University of Education
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