If you want an education, but don’t have the money or time to go back to school, just show up at the office of the United States Senate Chaplain, and ask Alan Keiran to pray you the knowledge and insights you need.
The federal government has spent approximately one and a half billion dollars funding abstinence-only sex education programs without seeing any positive results. At a time when programs that have been proven effective, such as Head Start and the WIC nutritional program, are being cut, the failed abstinence-only experiment should not be spared.
11 billion dollars per year could be reduced from the federal budget deficit, and all we would have to do is end tax breaks on inheritances from the estates of billionaires and multimillionaires. Yet, the Republicans oppose this deficit reduction package.
Sensible new legislation would not create any big government system of nationally uniform preschool education. Rather, it would simply establish support for state governments in their efforts to provide year-round school that’s universally available, but not mandatory, for three, four and five year-olds.
Barack Obama is sacrificing a million teachers and schools across the USA so that millionaires and billionaires can get a tax cut.
A few resources for parents who want to supplement their childrens’ education about the U.S. Congress.
Why isn’t Christine O’Donnell evolving into a more credible candidate for public office?
Republican congressional candidate Art Robinson urges the abolition of public schools.
In a year when many Senate candidates are demonstrating an ignorance of basic scientific concepts, Kenniss Henry is a welcome addition.
The jobs bill passed the House and was signed into law this week, but not without the opposition of three Democrats who joined the GOP in asserting that America’s schoolchildren were a “special interest” that shouldn’t be helped.
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