Are the presidential candidates talking about public education enough?

Many 2008 presidential candidates spoke at the recent National Education Association Annual Meeting and made compelling promises: Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee, and Joe Biden, for instance, pledged to make reforming the No Child Left Behind Act -- and public education in general -- a national priority. Still, many voters say they'd like to see candidates do a better job of addressing education issues. Some, like Marc Lampkin, executive director for the Strong American Schools [2] campaign, suggest that though the coverage may be there, comprehensive proposals for public education reform are not. Tell us what you think.