KENNEDY AND REAGAN: WOULD THEY BE PROUD?
If those two giants of American presidents returned today and looked out over the landscape of America, would they be proud of our nation...today? Now?
I don't think so. In my opinion, they would be disgusted at the state of affairs to which our great country has fallen. Examine this:
Our presidential contest involved a person who many suspect dodged a Federal Indictment by the FBI. Others are in jail as we speak who have committed far less offenses in the federal lexicon than she, and there they rot. "Things were done" and the appearances of such political strings were pulled, and the chance of her FBI indictment - gone away.
A duly elected president from the business community whose main plank was ' try something new ' got elected. Since that day, Socialist sympathizers in our country have staged massive disruptions in 10 major cities in America against his election, it is not yet clear at this writing what it is they want to rectify it. Their main bitch? "He's doing everything DIFFERENT!!"
Kennedy and Reagan both strong supporters of public education, might roll over in their graves at statistical evidence of the dumbing down of our children cranking out of public schools, and yes, universities. Colleges have instituted "catch up" courses in Math and Social Studies, and basic high school curricula today's students missed but still, somehow qualified for university admittance. News reports almost weekly cry out about teachers and professors encouraging our kids to belch out their "disgust" over the election of this " fascist " and Nazi. ( let freedom ring throughout the land, eh?)
Essentially, colleges and our nation's universities have sometimes turned Freshman Year into a one term "catch up" on senior year of high school before they are ready for college level work. So says a high ranking member of the University of Arizona faculty in Tucson, Arizona.
Fox News runs a feature called Watters World where they are on campus or Jesse
Watters (World) runs interview programs of college students. Random interviews with harmless questions like pictures of the Vice President (who is this?) produce non-sensical answers - from Harvard students.
Clearly our educational system has a flat tire. No where along the horizon is ECONOMICS taking a front seat in the education horizon.Young AND older students have no clue. " Let the government pay for it" is the mantra when you ask most of the next generation " How do we solve these problems. "
Donald Trump can only help.
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I don't think so. In my opinion, they would be disgusted at the state of affairs to which our great country has fallen. Examine this:
Our presidential contest involved a person who many suspect dodged a Federal Indictment by the FBI. Others are in jail as we speak who have committed far less offenses in the federal lexicon than she, and there they rot. "Things were done" and the appearances of such political strings were pulled, and the chance of her FBI indictment - gone away.
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In the days when we knew better
What it's gonna take
A duly elected president from the business community whose main plank was ' try something new ' got elected. Since that day, Socialist sympathizers in our country have staged massive disruptions in 10 major cities in America against his election, it is not yet clear at this writing what it is they want to rectify it. Their main bitch? "He's doing everything DIFFERENT!!"
Kennedy and Reagan both strong supporters of public education, might roll over in their graves at statistical evidence of the dumbing down of our children cranking out of public schools, and yes, universities. Colleges have instituted "catch up" courses in Math and Social Studies, and basic high school curricula today's students missed but still, somehow qualified for university admittance. News reports almost weekly cry out about teachers and professors encouraging our kids to belch out their "disgust" over the election of this " fascist " and Nazi. ( let freedom ring throughout the land, eh?)
Essentially, colleges and our nation's universities have sometimes turned Freshman Year into a one term "catch up" on senior year of high school before they are ready for college level work. So says a high ranking member of the University of Arizona faculty in Tucson, Arizona.
Fox News runs a feature called Watters World where they are on campus or Jesse
Watters (World) runs interview programs of college students. Random interviews with harmless questions like pictures of the Vice President (who is this?) produce non-sensical answers - from Harvard students.
Clearly our educational system has a flat tire. No where along the horizon is ECONOMICS taking a front seat in the education horizon.Young AND older students have no clue. " Let the government pay for it" is the mantra when you ask most of the next generation " How do we solve these problems. "
Donald Trump can only help.
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