Cindy Burleson's Issue Positions (Political Courage Test)
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Due to a later filing deadline, a lack of contact information, or other circumstances delaying entry into our database, Cindy Burleson was not directly invited to take the 2014 Political Courage Test. Cindy Burleson is still welcome to submit the test at any time.
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- "Expanding our curriculum expands our horizon. We should expand our educational horizon by expanding our educational curriculum in two important areas: physical education and language arts.Physical Education. In Cindy Burleson's sphere it is called Olympic Education. Olympic Education encompasses physical movement, mental dexterity and character building to reach personal excellence. Physical education could very well hold the key to revamping America's healthcare system. The people of Mississippi's Fourth Congressional District could be the ones to pave the way forward for the rest of the nation.Language Arts. Language defines civilized society. Pull the "L" and "age" and just "angu" remains. Add the wrong letters, like say "i", "s" and "h" and we'd be left with nothing more than "anguish." Add a battery of internationally spoken languages to our K-12 educational curriculum--like German, French, Arabic, Russian, Spanish and Chinese for example--and we could just find Mississippi translating for the world.Physical Education and Language Arts are so important, because they provide fertile ground for hard sciences--like math, physics and computer technology--to grow. By increasing our strength in physical education and language arts, by default we grow stronger in math and science." (votesmart.org)
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