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Addison P. McDowell

180 words · 11 sentences · 12 clauses

Statement grade
A
Average 94 / 100
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Procedure 10%Claims 58%Positioning 3%Reasoning 24%The ask 5%

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Mr. Chair, Procedure · 10 wordstoday I rise to offer an amendment to H.R. 8800.Procedure Claims · 41 wordsMy amendment would authorize the Secretary of War to establish a school choice pilot program for members of the Armed Forces.1 Over the past 5 years the number of States that have chosen to prioritize education freedom for parents has skyrocketed. Positioning · 6 wordsOn this issue, Americans have spoken.PositioningUnearned certainty Reasoning · 10 wordsParents must have a bigger say in their children’s education. Claims · 54 wordsDespite overwhelming support, many military families are barred from participating in school choice initiatives because they are either stationed in States without school choice or they are located in one State but domiciled in another. This amendment would authorize the War Secretary to establish a school choice pilot program for full-time Active-Duty military members.2 Mr. Chair, Reasoning · 33 wordsthere is no reason why parents who are dedicating their lives in service to our country should not have the same rights as other parents to decide where their kids go to school. Claims · 9 wordsThis honors a provision in the Department’s budget request.3 Mr. Chair, The ask · 9 wordsI urge all my colleagues to support my amendment, Procedure · 8 wordsand I reserve the balance of my time.Procedure

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