The Progressive Pulse

June 24, 2009

Bullied kids, sick kids, lucky kids

Posted at 7:13 AM by Annette Plummer

Chris Fitzsimon summarizes the discussion taking place at the state legislature about the anti-bullying bill before the House, the children’s health insurance programs and the university athletic booster clubs in his column “The holdup is not just taxes.”

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