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major backlog where we won t have enough people to teach our students. we have now gone through the jen, like my mom s generation where she became a teacher, taught for 29.5 years. that was the profession that was available to her. in this day and age, she could have been a ceo. so the women who went into teaching in the 70s, they basically retired in the 90s. we saw a huge shortage in the 90s. and now we are seeing another huge shortage. at the end of the day we want people, you know, who want to be teachers, who understand that they are making a difference in the lives of children. there is a lot of young people who want to do that right now. but they have a right to a middle-class income and, particularly our kids in areas where there is poverty or challenge, they have a right to have their schools be the ladder of opportunity. you see in this forum it s parent groups, it s the naacp.
there used to be jobs for people with out of high school education. there are no more. in this new 21st century, high school education is mandatory. and even education beyond that point. we have to prepare our children for the challenges of the 21st century. and education is one of the primary ways that we do that. how do you engage the teachers, public school teachers and get around past tensions that other communities have had between teachers unions and associations who feel somewhat threatened by parent groups, by accountability issues, by some of the federal programs. well, actually, america s promise doesn t get into that that much. but we help to create the atmosphere in the community where people can communicate with each other to work through those problems. and they do come up because it s human nature. but in these communities, we have fostered a culture where people talk to each other and work through the problems.
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there is some talk about how committed the national democratic party has been. they are saying they are being supportive but i don t think progressives force one instance let up their focus on this fight. you re on the thick of the fight, tell me, has the jury been there? has the support you need been there? the energy here in wisconsin is incredible and the energy and support from a lot of our parent groups in washington and across the country have been incredible. but i want to say one thing. there s politico s inside the beltway, who are making predictions. those politicals didn t start this. this recall here. wisconsin people started this here. so they can interpret polls. they can come up with their pipe dreams about what may or may not happen here in wisconsin. but will happen here in wisconsin is those volunteers, workers, middle class folks, who will throw walker out of office next tuesday. now, walker, adam, is feeling