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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
19
The No Child Left Behind law shapes the 2004 presidential race with Bush seeking to expand testing and Kerry pushing for more funding. Both see the law as a major education issue amid debates on spending, tax policy, and measurement of student progress.
Federal spending on No Child Left Behind and special education is set to grow about 49 percent under President Bush. Senator Kerry contends Bush broke a 2000 pledge to fund the law higher, tying education focus to Bush’s national image and bipartisan support in 2001.
Senator Kerry accuses President Bush of planning a second term move to privatize Social Security, calling it a disaster for America's middle class. Republicans deny the claim as scare tactics amid a tight election, as campaigns intensify in key states including Ohio Florida and New Jersey.
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