I have always strongly supported NCLB.
One only needs to notice that the NEA and the American Federation of Teachers are violently opposed to NCLB.
Our model teacher, the DUmmy greenbriar, is violently opposed to NCLB.
Every DUmp DUmmy, without exception, is violently opposed to NCLB.
How could the wisdom of a policy be more clearly demonstrated?
Not to confuse the matter further, sir, but the NCLB was the brain-child of Vast Teddy, beginning in the mid-1970s. It's Vast Teddy's bill. For almost 30 years nobody paid attention to it, even those times there was a Democrat in the White House, and the Democrats had majorities in Congress.
Vast Teddy wanted that bill, but nobody would give it to him.
That is, until just prior to 9-11 (hence why the story is now forgotten), George Bush decided it would be politically expedient to give Vast Teddy something, so as to mellow him out. It took a lot of arm-twisting and considerable bad feelings on the part of both Republicans and Democrats, to get the thing through.
Nobody, but nobody, liked that bill.
The primitives blame it on George Bush, but really, it's Vast Teddy's bill, not his.