Did you cringe when McCain said NCLB did not need money to fix Education?
We are potentially laying off 100 teachers for next year. 12% of our budget because of interest rates, decreased tax revenue ect.
I cannot even begin to think about the impact on the remediation that we conduct so that children pass the TEST.....
Its always my fault. Its part of my personality disorder.
Peggy Noonan:
Declarations - WSJ.com
As if that was anything but inevitable. Any time SNL spends any special attention lampooning a political figure, they always have the actual person come on.
You know what? Your so full of shite!
Harry, let me remind you that personal attacks are not allowed, regardless of the reason. You might want to calm down a little before you reply to things you don't agree with. I didn't think I was being "obvious," I was just stating an "obvious" pattern when it comes to SNL and political figures.
kinda.
NBC.com should have it.
She was in the opening and in Weekend Update. I have to admit - both were funnier than I would have thought.
"... Today again, she was talking to a small town, and she said that small towns she really likes going to because that's the pro-America part of the country. And I just want to say to her, just very quickly, Fuck You."
I think Sarah and Congresswoman Bachmann would make great running mates...
Bachmann wants another McCarthyism...
I think Sarah and Congresswoman Bachmann would make great running mates...
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Palin doesn't doubt Obama loves America -- but Michele Bachmann does
By DON FREDERICK AND ANDREW MALCOLM, TOP OF THE TICKET
October 19, 2008
Sarah Palin cut Barack Obama some slack last week.
"I know Obama loves America," she said during a brief give-and-take with reporters on her campaign plane Friday. She continued, "I'm sure that is why he's running for president. It's because he wants to do what he believes is in the best interest of this great nation. . . . I don't question at all Barack Obama's love for this great country."
But another Republican wasn't willing to concede that point.
Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota was parrying questions Friday from Chris Matthews on his MSNBC "Hardball" show, which is not for the faint of heart. Still, she did not necessarily have to keep stepping deeper into the hole he kept digging for her.
Initially, they were discussing Obama, with Matthews quizzing her about the Republican-backed "robocalls" -- viewed by many as over the top -- that play the Bill Ayers/terrorist card against the Democrat.
Bachmann said of Obama: "I'm very concerned that he may have anti-American views."
Then she said: "I think the people that Barack Obama has been associating with are anti-American, by and large."