The odd history of a bad law
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A Republican Governor vetoed a LEOBOR bill because the Attorney General opposed the measure, but it was eventually signed into law by a Democratic Governor (now US Senator)?
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So. Castle and Oberly opposed it, and for the right reasons. Carper and Jane Brady supported it, so it became law.
Just something ELSE to hold against Tom Carper should the Drooling Bot run for reelection.
Under Carper, over his eight years, teachers got zero raises…another reason to send him packing.