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About "History of Foreign Aid"
This year’s resolution calls our attention to United States foreign aid. While foreign aid cases have occasionally appeared in previous debate seasons, this is the first homeschool debate resolution dealing specifically with this topic. Let’s review the history of US government foreign aid as it has developed over the years.
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Coach Vance debated in National Forensic League debate while in high school from 1979-1982. In college, he judged at high school NFL tournaments in North Carolina. A homeschooling dad himself, he realized the growing potential and benefit of homeschool debate and switched over to coaching homeschoolers a couple years later. In 2001, he helped Chris Jeub with bringing The Blue Book to a more advanced level. He has been co-authoring Blue Book ever since.