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Betsy DeVos is the current Secretary of Education thanks to her list of credentials that are more anemic than a GI bleeder with a hemoglobin of zero. A believer that it is about quantity not quality, DeVos plans to reverse all of the recommendations of the Flexner Report, a pivotal study of the North American education system published by Abraham Flexner in 1910 that stated medical schools should have higher admission and graduation standards while staying both science- and evidence-based, by increasing the number of charter nursing and medical schools. Currently, there are 170 accredited medical schools and 1,900 accredited nursing schools in the U.S. but DeVos would like to increase the magic number to 1,000,000 for each. "She's like the queen bee of hospital administrators" is a common attitude of health care professionals towards DeVos. Another prevailing feeling is that her basic math skills are questionable, so should definitely never be given the chance to dose medications.[1][2]
DeVos is often heard saying the phrase "evidence shmevidence," not realizing that "shmevidence" is not a real word.[3][4][5]
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References
- ↑ DeVos Says Trump’s Forty-Per-Cent Approval Rating Means More Than Half Of Country Supports Him (The Borowitz Report)
- ↑ Betsy DeVos Says Media Shouldn’t Emphasize First Hundred Days Because “It’s So Hard To Count To A Hundred” (The Borowitz Report)
- ↑ The Meaning of “Covfefe” by Medical Subspecialty (Gomerblog)
- ↑ Orthopedic Note Simply Says “Covfefe” (Gomerblog)
- ↑ DeVos Comes In Contact With Book For Very First Time (The Borowitz Report)
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