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Matthew Dowd

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Politics & Policy|
January 20, 2013

The Test of Time

George W. Bush says he doesn’t have time to think about his legacy, but the rest of us have no such trouble. We asked some of the smartest people we could think of—prize-winning historians, presidential scholars, White House vets—to predict how 43 will be judged and to suggest what, if

By Paul Begala, Mark McKinnon, H. W. Brands, Michael Lind, Douglas Brinkley, Robert Caro, Bobby R. Inman, Matthew Dowd, Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Robert Dallek

Feature|
April 30, 2009

Use Public Schools to Deliver State Services

State government should better utilize the infrastructure of public schools, especially elementary schools, to deliver state services to adults. Elementary schools are located in every community in the state, and the capital infrastructure (rooms, computers, phone lines) is way underutilized on weeknights and weekends. State services would be held

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