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Mitt Romney is wrong on class size
ecthompsonmd May 26, 2012

A couple days ago Mitt Romney stated that they found in Massachusetts that class size does not matter. Really? I would love to see that study. I suspect it was terribly flawed. When you take a flawed study and try to make some conclusions, guess what? Those are going to be wrong also. It’s like that old economic saying – garbage in, garbage out. Let’s be clear, Mitt Romney went to a very prestigious prep school in Michigan. As far as I know, that prep school does not boast larger class sizes. As a matter fact, it boasts individual attention. It

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Huge battle outside of Najaf
ecthompsonmd January 29, 2007

Like the Tet offensive in Vietnam, the size of this attack surprised us but it appears that the we reacted quickly. It will take a couple of days to weeks to get the real story.  Did we kill or capture most of these guys?  Or did most of them get away?  Did we react as quickly as reported?  Did the Iraqis stand and fight or turn and run?  Reportedly one of the targets of this attack was the Grand Ayatollah Sistani. This was a bold move.  Obviously, the insurgents thought that they could pull this off.  ——— From CNN.com: A pitched battle

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