A Trump pardon? Pshaw! This guy needs a stack of those Richelieu notes!
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dogdammit, can we not have even one bit of positive news?
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Once again Trump shows he has all the shortcomings of Don Quixote with none of the positive qualities.
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JFC!
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Windmills…WTF does he think coal mining does?
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Coal mining produces one of the nation’s most important natural resources: Republican votes.
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Whenever I see the words “Stephen Miller” used in conjunction with “wife” and “birth,” my entire body clenches involuntarily. It’s the same reaction I have to pictures of lamprey mouths or imagining dental surgery.
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family. when you’ve run out of friends to throw under the bus.
im betting he’ll have to retire from politics completely to spend more time with his dog. ( assuming he can even find a canine who will put up with him )
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I feel that feeling one gets after swallowing a mouthful of surprisingly unenjoyable bread just as one realizes there was unnoticed mold on it.
Do I vomit? Do I just wait to die?
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Here we go…
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Ugh… fuck off Murkowski!
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All 133 Virginia school superintendents urge Youngkin to scrap tip line, effort to root out policies deemed ‘divisive’
“Division superintendents disagree with your assumption that discriminatory and divisive concepts have become widespread in Virginia school divisions,” states the letter from Howard B. Kiser, executive director of the Virginia Association of School Superintendents.
“Your use of ‘equitable opportunities’ in lieu of ‘equitable outcomes,’ without considering those factors that impact student achievement in underserved communities, can set public education back many years,” they wrote. “Quality education in Virginia has to be more than providing opportunities and hoping for the best.”
The letter also faulted the Youngkin administration for repeatedly claiming that it is “restoring excellence” to the state’s public education system, saying it’s based on an “inaccurate assessment” that schools are subpar.
“Again, by most measures, Virginia ranks near the top and surpasses most states throughout the country,” the letter says.
The superintendents call on the administration to conduct regular meetings with school division leaders and keep them in the loop on future studies and reports. And the tip line, they say, “impedes positive relationships; therefore, the tip line needs to be terminated."
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