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The idiocracy is obviously the end games. Ignorant masses are easier to control.  That's why they hate Universities and colleges. The more educated someone becomes, the more likely they are to lean left.
You know it’s bad when even Mississippi is performing better than you. >

Seriously. I lived in FL for a number of years but got out as soon as I could. I have friends with school aged children still living there and they vent to me about the awful education system. >

If only they had a way to change it >

Except its difficult when the opposing viewpoint is shadily egged on by billionaire media corporations and radio stations. There's nothing like that for level-headed politics. It's just hand wringing and trying to 'compromise' (e: actually this is by design, and so neither side is really discontent with the situation. He'll, there was an article about dems funding some of these qanon candidates) >

The GOP likes undereducated masses. >

Idiocracy is a biproduct of conservative policies.