Today’s post comes from our own NRPax. It’s a good one! The purpose behind this rant is kind of simple; we got a lot of people graduating with degrees that are worthless and they are shackled with debt that could … Continue reading
Hooray for Texas! And no, I’m not just giving my usual shout out for my beloved state. :P This story is about a week old, but I’m just finding time to write about it. I had planned to write about … Continue reading
We hear about high crime areas in the news, and the media and others excuse it because the people there are poor, uneducated, and forgotten. Someone robs a store, attacks a police officer, and ends up dead at the hands … Continue reading
Obama talked about “investing” again in this week’s address. And about himself. Hi, everybody. Next week marks seven years since a financial crisis on Wall Street that would usher in some hard years for working families on Main Street. Soon … Continue reading
If you aren’t homeschooling or thinking about homeschooling your child(ren), you should be. If you can’t or don’t want to homeschool but can afford to enroll your child(ren) in private school, you should do that. Like right now. Today. Our … Continue reading
Remember when graduating as the class valedictorian was a special achievement for the one outstanding student in your class? Can it still be considered that if there are 222 valedictorians? Dublin, Ohio, has three high schools which boasted 222 valedictorians … Continue reading
Starri Hedges, Director and Sex Education teacher at Gaia Democratic School in Minneapolis, MN may be the dumbest and most twisted teacher on the planet. She thought it was a great idea to take a group of middle and high … Continue reading
And now for another action that the Republican-led legislature of Wisconsin took that has teachers, unions, and their advocates crying foul again. Last week, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported that a provision approved by the WI Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee made … Continue reading
