Posted by Neal McCluskey on July 15, 2010
By Neal McCluskey
According to a Fort Worth Star-Telegram report, President Obama plans to reprise last year’s hotly debated role as Principal-in-Chief to help kick off the coming school year.
Will he have the Department of Education once again put out leading and Obama-aggrandizing study guides? Will he again take personal credit for getting computers and other goodies into your kids’ schools? [...]
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Tags: constitutional, Education, Education and Child Policy, Government, Government and Politics, government jobs, obama, Video | 
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Posted by Neal McCluskey on July 15, 2010
By Neal McCluskey
According to a Fort Worth Star-Telegram report, President Obama plans to reprise last year’s hotly debated role as Principal-in-Chief to help kick off the coming school year.
Will he have the Department of Education once again put out leading and Obama-aggrandizing study guides? Will he again take personal credit for getting computers and other goodies into your kids’ schools? [...]
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Tags: constitutional, Education, Education and Child Policy, Government, Government and Politics, government jobs, obama, Video | No Comments »
Posted by Tim Lynch on May 27, 2010
By Tim Lynch
This can’t be happening. Teachers suspended from their posts for showing students a film about the Constitution! I can understand the initial parental inquiry–if a student did say “I was taught how to hide drugs.” There are such films on the market and those would certainly not be appropriate for school. But instead of gathering [...]
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Tags: aclu, Constitution, constitutional, flex your rights, Flexyourrights.org, Law and Civil Liberties, parent, students, teachers | No Comments »
Posted by Michael F. Cannon on May 25, 2010
By Michael F. Cannon
From a recent news item in The Economist:
[M]illions of Americans…think that Barack Obama’s health-insurance laws must be overturned…[P]olls suggest that many Americans still dislike them…
At the federal level Republican leaders in Congress have jumped on every bit of negative news—for example, a recent report from the Congressional Budget Office suggesting that the reforms will cost [...]
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Tags: constitutional, General, Health, Welfare & Entitlements, Obamacare, repeal, the economist, unconstitutional | No Comments »
Posted by Michael F. Cannon on May 25, 2010
By Michael F. Cannon
From a recent news item in The Economist:
[M]illions of Americans…think that Barack Obama’s health-insurance laws must be overturned…[P]olls suggest that many Americans still dislike them…
At the federal level Republican leaders in Congress have jumped on every bit of negative news—for example, a recent report from the Congressional Budget Office suggesting that the reforms will cost [...]
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Tags: constitutional, General, Health, Welfare & Entitlements, Obamacare, repeal, unconstitutional | No Comments »
