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12. March 2010, 20:23:42
Mort 
Subject: Re: Where the left is totally screwing up America.
Artful Dodger: corruption is a problem going from all sides. And the No Child Left Behind system isn't exactly helping..

I find it interesting that while Jeb Bush said the schools under his jurisdiction were all 'A' rated, 78% failed under NCLB rules.

I find also that the NEA is trying to stop and end contracts that prevent the best teachers working in poor schools and those who serve minorities.

..... spin has it's place, but like most spin it only tells part of the story. Eg the Conservative party blame Labour for policy 'X', yet back in the days of Maggie policy 'X' was made and introduced by the Conservative government. Like with many policy 'X' type screw ups.. it's too expensive to change, or.. other matters have a higher priority.

12. March 2010, 16:18:48
Snoopy 
Subject: wasting licence payers money
Modified by Snoopy (12. March 2010, 16:40:03)
once again BBC

one wonders if any staff member have a brain that they actually use
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1257487/BBC-lavishes-thousands-pounds-teaching-staff-use-Facebook.html

12. March 2010, 15:29:19
tyyy 
Subject: Re:
Tuesday: Maybe Bobby Kennedy.. the others thought it was their destiny, or birthright

12. March 2010, 11:47:24
Mort 
The master of the truth??


12. March 2010, 01:04:12
Mousetrap 
Subject: Re: the circus
Tuesday: Have no ever seen the Mosco State Circus? No animals involved except for in a magicians act. Doves ect. The performers are absolutely brilliant! Most circus,s I have seen very rarely involve animals now.

12. March 2010, 01:00:04
The Col 
Subject: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
Tuesday: I understand the Kennedy mystique, but JFK jr, and RFK jr might have been the last of the qualuty vintage, and RFK jr isn't an option

12. March 2010, 00:52:00
The Col 
Subject: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
Modified by The Col (12. March 2010, 09:30:17)
Tuesday: It's about power for the Kennedy's,even though they tried, they can't spend all of Joe's prohibition money

12. March 2010, 00:41:34
The Col 
Subject: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
Tuesday: Payday
they sure come together when their pay or benefits are in question.It's the same pretty much anywhere, right down to city hall

12. March 2010, 00:21:16
Bwild 
lobbiest

12. March 2010, 00:09:07
The Col 
Subject: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
Tuesday: You know what unifies parties in all govts?

11. March 2010, 23:03:53
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
baddessi: But they're both tall.

11. March 2010, 22:44:31
baddessi 
Subject: ReThe similarities between Obama and Lincoln are eerie
Hi Tuesday...cool to see similarities. One major difference tho:

Lincoln- Republican.
Obama- Democrat.

Just for what it's worth....

11. March 2010, 20:02:15
The Col 
Subject: Re:
Tuesday: Well, for starters, the emancipation wasn't driven by a personal desire for equality and freedom for blacks.it was politically motivated.

11. March 2010, 19:13:33
The Col 
Subject: Re:
GTCharlie: The JFK/Lincoln parallels are legendary

11. March 2010, 19:05:19
tyyy 
by the way.. some did the same with JFK and Lincoln

11. March 2010, 19:02:53
tyyy 
Subject: Re:
Tuesday: I stopped at "times of crisis" come on really?the civil war vs today?

11. March 2010, 18:46:24
The Col 
Subject: Re:
Modified by The Col (11. March 2010, 18:46:58)
Tuesday: I'm a Lincoln nut,I devour whatever I can find on him.I must say history has been kind to him though, he wasn't the saint he is depicted to be,

11. March 2010, 18:27:41
The Col 
Subject: Re:
Tuesday: You're right, without Abe wearing his hat you can hardly tell them apart

11. March 2010, 17:29:35
Mort 
Abraham Lincoln:

"The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present. The occasion is piled high with difficulty, and we must rise with the occasion. As our case is new, so we must think anew and act anew."

10. March 2010, 09:57:38
Mort 
The actual thing of being liberal and then changing I think in the UK we have it more accurately phrased...

.. It's called getting on the stage to being a grumpy old man.

10. March 2010, 02:38:44
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often.
Artful Dodger: Please don't rape my language. Thank you.

10. March 2010, 02:03:06
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often.
Artful Dodger:

Please don't try that ever again.

10. March 2010, 01:43:29
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often.
Artful Dodger: I don't know, you tell me. We don't eat crows here.

10. March 2010, 00:34:53
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: I love it when you're wrong. Which is most often.
Artful Dodger: Yes, I did hear of the telephone game, but wasn't it you who insisted on people backing their posts with sources and facts? I just wanted you to do the same thing you require from others, which you often do not. How typical. There is a proverb about it in Czech, but I guess you wouldn't understand it even if I translated it for you to one of those languages you speak. How many are they? I must have forgotten…

9. March 2010, 23:23:09
Ferris Bueller 
Subject: Re: The real bigots are on the left.

Tuesday:   That kind of economics & morality go hand in hand.  Sure slavery was about economics, but it was economy based on racism.


My post was in response to Dan's assumption that all racism resulted from progressivism & the Dems.


9. March 2010, 22:57:27
Bernice 
Subject: Re: Hey Jules....
Snoopy: isnt it tho, especially when they told her she was only 3 months hahaha

9. March 2010, 22:51:10
Snoopy 
Subject: Re: Hey Jules....
Bernice: wow thats crazy ..lol

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