Often when a politician gives a speech, what’s not said speaks volumes. The details left out are as important or more important than what’s said.
That’s the case with Governor Kim Reynolds’ Condition of the State on January 14—especially when it comes to what she left out about public education.
Any critique of a presentation should also note the parts worth praising. Reynolds recognized how Iowans responded to the devastating floods and tornadoes last spring and summer. That was well done. She told the story of neighbors helping neighbors…