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Some question McCain's knowledge of autismAfter suggesting that Palin, who has a son with Down syndrome, is more knowledgeable than most about children with autism, GOP presidential nominee McCain came under fire from some bloggers, who believe he might have confused the two disabilities during this week's presidential debate. This blogger also questioned why the senator chose to focus only on autism when there are so many children with special needs nationwide. Education Week (premium article access compliments of Edweek.org) (10/16)

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Some question McCain's knowledge of autismAfter suggesting that Palin, who has a son with Down syndrome, is more knowledgeable than most about children with autism, GOP presidential nominee McCain came under fire from some bloggers, who believe he might have confused the two disabilities during this week's presidential debate. This blogger also questioned why the senator chose to focus only on autism when there are so many children with special needs nationwide. Education Week (premium article access compliments of Edweek.org) (10/16)