"As proud Illinoisans, we were honored to showcase to our Washington colleagues what Midwest sensibility can achieve, and our visits to Project HOOD and Pacific Garden served as a reminder to us all how our civic duty affects real individuals and families. This collaborative spirit served as a driving force behind our efforts to ensure that child welfare policies prioritize family and economic well-being."
The most helpful “child welfare policy” would be to insist on attainment of grade level reading and math scores–but that’s a bridge too far. Morons, smiling for the cameras.
That’s akin to requiring doctors never to have a patient die. “Insist” is an unworkable goal here, but it’s an easy and surely popular piece of propaganda for superficial thinkers. You’ll be their hero for insisting on something not always attainable.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
The most helpful “child welfare policy” would be to insist on attainment of grade level reading and math scores–but that’s a bridge too far. Morons, smiling for the cameras.
That’s akin to requiring doctors never to have a patient die. “Insist” is an unworkable goal here, but it’s an easy and surely popular piece of propaganda for superficial thinkers. You’ll be their hero for insisting on something not always attainable.