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An unbiased perspective of the issues surrounding education in Racine, WI. I advocate for both excellent schools AND the responsible use of taxpayer dollars. I believe educational issues should always be non-partisan and never about politics, but I am also not naive to think that some will make it all about politics. Most of the discussions will revolve around education; however,from time to time, I will chime in on current events that are a particular interest to me.
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4 comments:
My guess is that "bafflegab" is what we do at virtually every school board meeting.
"After the vote, the audience bafflegabbed about what just happened."
Good guess, you're on the right track...
I worked for a gentleman (very loose definition) who once told me "if you can't baffle them with your brilliance, befuddle them with your bull$H!!" His mantra, so to speak.
If you can't baffle them with your brillance, befuddle them with your bafflegab? Would that work?
Getting much closer, in fact I will have to call in Mr. Report Card in make the final determination.
You may be the 1st winner!
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