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  • Reply to: Koch Brothers Are Watching You: And New Documents Reveal Just How Much They Know   4 years 11 months ago
    @LMAO "Yes it's quite a funny one indeed". Have you seen the devil's business card? It does NOT say on it "The devil, epitome purveyor of evil". It says "nice guy, invite me into your home." LMAO at LMAO's comment.
  • Reply to: Koch Network and Christian Right Celebrate Apparent Hagedorn Victory in Wisconsin Supreme Court Race   4 years 11 months ago
    Hateful stance? Really? A shame this destroys the credibility of an otherwise good article.
  • Reply to: Trump Taps Climate Denier to Lead a Secret White House Climate Panel   5 years 2 days ago
    Why are they afraid of Trump's Climate Panel? If the science is solid, and there is actual proof that Humans and CO2 are changing the Climate, there should be no fear. However, they are afraid. Why? from what I can tell, there is no proof, and NASA has adjusted their own PUBLISHED Temperature Records so they can say the latest years were the hottest. Finally, the models used by the IPCC, NASA, etc. do not accurately predict the PAST, so how can they predict the future? See Paullitely.com for details.
  • Reply to: Why Don't We Talk About Smoking and Celebrity Deaths?   5 years 5 days ago
    People are saying drinking, diabetes and high blood pressure kill like smoking. Maybe so, but my high blood pressure, drinking and diabetes doesn't stink up a room like cigarettes.
  • Reply to: Billionaire Eli Broad Takes Public Education Private   5 years 3 weeks ago
    Lumping the Koch Bros and Eli Broad in the same category shows how confused the thinking on public schools has become. Koch supports the far right, Broad supports mainstream Democrats. Look at their contributions for 2016. Broad supports charters because our public schools have failed and continue to fail. Charter schools, to Broad and many others on the Left and the Right, are the only hope. Pressed, I'm sure, they will admit that it is an act of desperation, but we have to try something. I would much prefer to have a vibrant, centrally organized and union organized school system than a bunch of independent charters (schools or mini-districts), but deluding ourselves that evil people are trying to take us over won't help. It's the parents of LA who are insisting that things improve. We haven't completely lost them (as the strike showed), but the burden is on us to improve instruction. Blaming others just makes our demise more inevitable.

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