Posted on 24 September 2012. Tags: Bully Pulpit, Department Of Education, Federal Department Of Education, Foundational Premise, Monday Morning, Moniker, New Generations, Noisy Room, Number Of States, Political Alignments, Professional Association, Professional Pride, Professionalism, Public Education System, Refrain, Repercussions, Standards Institution, Teachers Unions, the council forum, Validity, Vector
Every week on Monday morning , the Council and invited guests weigh in at the Watcher’s Forum, short takes on a major issue of the day. This week’s question: How would you change the role teachers unions play in public education? The Noisy Room: Overlooking the fact that a US Federal Department of Education is […]
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Posted on 22 May 2012. Tags: Alecia, Centralized Government, Congress Works, Constitution Of The United States, Constitutional Mandate, Constitutional Restraints, Edgington, Federal Department Of Education, Federal Election Commission, Issues Education, Jim Bunning, Liberty Property, National Security Interests, Party Groups, Sen Jim Bunning, Social Conservatism, State Sovereignty, tenth amendment, Thomas Massie, United States Constitution
This report from The Hill is intriguing. Here’s the leading candidates: State Rep. Alecia Webb-Edgington (R) has Davis’s blessing, and has also secured the support of former Sen. Jim Bunning (R), who represented Kentucky in Congress for more than two decades. Squaring off with Webb-Edgington is Thomas Massie, an elected county official backed by Paul, […]
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Posted on 24 March 2011. Tags: Absolute Control, American Exceptionalism, Congressman Ron Paul, Education System, Federal Department Of Education, Gun Rights, Herman Cain, Home Schooling Families, Indoctrination, Iowa Homeschooling, Michele Bachmann, Presidential Caucus State, Propaganda Machine, Public School System, Republican Presidential Candidates, Reuters, Ron Paul, Sexual Education, State Bureaucrats, Texas Congressman
Here’s how Reuters (I expect better from Reuters) started in about the Iowa homeschooling rally at the state capitol in Des Moines: Three potential 2012 Republican presidential candidates expressed hostility toward the public school system at a home schooling rally on Wednesday in the early presidential caucus state of Iowa. Hostilty? Let’s see what they […]
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Posted on 14 September 2010. Tags: 26th President, Blowhards, Brent Budowsky, Department Of Education, Dubious Constitutionality, Federal Department Of Education, Harry Reid, Humorous Article, Partisans, Right Angle, Ron Paul, Senator Harry Reid, Senator Reid, State Constitution, State Senate, Support Senator, Sweat And Blood, Theodore Roosevelt, Wingnut, Yucca Valley
Brent Budowsky writes this ironically humorous article in The Hill supporting Harry Reid. Budowsky suggests that Theodore Roosevelt would support Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) since he is actually out there in the arena fighting for the right: Roosevelt continued: The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred […]
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Posted on 06 June 2010. Tags: Ally, Backers, Basketball Coach, Bob Beers, Chairman Bob, Controversial Circumstances, Convention Chairman, Danny Tarkanian, Delegate, Delegates, Democratic Nation, Dentist Wayne, Department Of Education, Education Position, Fed Policy, Federal Department Of Education, Federal Reserve, Friends Of Liberty, Global Warming, GOP, Gop Leaders, Grand Sierra, Huckabee, Islamic Terrorism, Mccain, Nevada Caucuses, Nevada Republican Party, Pamphlets, Party Express, Procedural Vote, Rhetoric, Romney, Ron Paul, Slick Design, Sovereignty, State Delegates, State Senator, Tea Party, Terhune, Umpire, Unfinished Business, United State, Unlv Basketball, Vegas Sun
Nevada was one of Ron Paul’s best states. He came in a distant but definite second over McCain, Huckabee, etc (Romney won) in the Nevada caucuses to elect delegates to the state convention. And at that convention, the Paulites took over that convention! The Las Vegas Sun reported they seemed to have the majority of the […]
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