A report called Kids Count was released today that ranks states on child welfare, infant mortality, etc. There were headlines about the report in both the Knoxville News Sentinel and The Tennessean, but they put opposing spins on the story.
According to the KNS:
Report shows state improving on health of children, teenagers
But The Tennessean says:
Tennessee ranks low in well-being of kids
Oddly enough, these stories seem to be working towards the same end, glorifying the use of state funds to improve the well being of our children. It’s always about the children, isn’t it?
Minnesota ranked at the top. It will be interesting to see how the papers there spin this, won’t it?
