Could Hillary Clinton bring together a party splintered over education policy?
by Allie Bidwell
Outside of local elections, education policy has never been an issue that makes voters flock to the polls. It’s just not as sexy as raising or lowering taxes, nor as anxiety-inducing as foreign relations and national security.
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