Lmao it’s just a bunch of butt hurt libs running away. X is not going anywhere and is definitely not being surpassed by Blue Sky 😂

Yes allow them where NEEDED. We do not need to be sending missiles into Russia’s land. Again, this is not our war either. And lastly, it’s a great thing he hasn’t kept his threats THUS far. That doesn’t mean we have to keep poking at the bear so to speak.

You want to talk about failing the American people? Biden's been failing the American people for 4 years...

No ones defending Putin at all, but you also seem to forget that this is not OUR war. We've already sent hundreds of billions to Ukraine which needs to stop, but now we're allowing them to use US missiles to attack inside of Russia? This is a huge risk to Putin retaliating and starting a world war.

Sure, it doesn't. Point still stands. It doesnt matter if you have top schools if you cant afford them or cannot get into them
But florida schools uf and fsu are all top 20 public schools, and are attainable to get into , and have amazing prices
The umass system has like one good public school lol

Well the thing is it IS also accounting for quality. UF, FSU, UCF, UM, FIU, FAU, etc. Most all of those are solid schools. Sure, not all of them are top of the top but Florida is loaded with great schools for great prices which is extremely important. I see your point but price is a big player also!

Well for one yes cheaper is better to an extent. If Florida is getting tons of college degrees without people going into crazy debt, that is obviously a good thing lmao.

Secondly, UF is a top 10 public school. And FL also has FSU, USF, UCF, UM, etc. Big volume of really really solid schools

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Florida #1 Education, #1 Economy.

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