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The AFL-CIO's blog has a devastating account of the president's failure to protect and rebuild New Orleans and its schools.
Brenda Mitchell, president of United Teachers New Orleans, an AFT affiliate, describes President Bush's recent visit to a New Orleans school as a PR stunt and says President Bush was guilty of being "insincere and disingenuous" during his visit.
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