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The fact that Massie still thinks funding domestic anti-terrorism says everything I need to about how people still don't get it.
Ice_Holmvik
New Fish
Fucking lol how they didn't include the actual audio of Jim Rome squealing like a bitch and begging forgiveness.
https://twitter.com/backtolife_2022/status/1511927566399160320
Endless warmonger gonna warmonger endlessly.
Joe in the bag for his 10% back in the 20th century too.
Endless warmonger gonna warmonger endlessly.
Joe in the bag for his 10% back in the 20th century too.
“Rather be first than right” experts heard from
https://twitter.com/camilapress/status/1511826552090157058?s=20&t=15ozplwy9jx1gEn7cC4C8Q
https://twitter.com/camilapress/status/1511826552090157058?s=20&t=15ozplwy9jx1gEn7cC4C8Q
Pitchfork51
Active poster
why do hot chicks do their best to look ugly
Victimhood epidemic continues
TurdBomber
Active poster
Fine arts degree. LOL What a grift our high school guidance counselors are selling. Do they get a stipend from the debt they advise our youth to take on for garbage degrees? This cunt can fuck the fuck off. Your poor decisions aren't anyones fault but your own.
Leftards once again caring about the kids. CRT and trans grooming? Check. Reading, writing and arithmetic? Nope, that's systemic white institutional racism. Geezus.
https://instapundit.com/
A VERY PUBLIC EDUCATION: 5 percent of Denver’s Black, Latino 3rd-graders are reading at grade level.
Since taking office in late November, the DPS board has largely ignored how DPS is performing its core function: educating students. Some board members – Tay Anderson, Michelle Quattlebaum, and Carrie Olson – have begun saying that it’s time to pivot away from adult priorities and back to kids, the district’s core constituency.
Some others, most notably board President Xóchitl “Sochi” Gaytán, have shown little outward interest in how kids are doing academically. “…part of what I believe is the vision for this board (is) to continue to move forward so that we are affecting our teachers in a positive way,” she said during the recent innovation schools debate, never once mentioning students or academics.
That’s problematic, given that the data reveals that in several schools in the part of town she represents, 0% of tested third-grade students – that’s not a typo – were meeting or exceeding grade level in reading.
The kids aren’t the board “constituents.” The teachers and administrators are.
https://instapundit.com/
A VERY PUBLIC EDUCATION: 5 percent of Denver’s Black, Latino 3rd-graders are reading at grade level.
Since taking office in late November, the DPS board has largely ignored how DPS is performing its core function: educating students. Some board members – Tay Anderson, Michelle Quattlebaum, and Carrie Olson – have begun saying that it’s time to pivot away from adult priorities and back to kids, the district’s core constituency.
Some others, most notably board President Xóchitl “Sochi” Gaytán, have shown little outward interest in how kids are doing academically. “…part of what I believe is the vision for this board (is) to continue to move forward so that we are affecting our teachers in a positive way,” she said during the recent innovation schools debate, never once mentioning students or academics.
That’s problematic, given that the data reveals that in several schools in the part of town she represents, 0% of tested third-grade students – that’s not a typo – were meeting or exceeding grade level in reading.
The kids aren’t the board “constituents.” The teachers and administrators are.