The two initial narratives sold by the liberal media after the release of the Horowitz report was that there was predication to spy, and no political bias. But yes, the Obama administration spied on Republicans. And Yes, it was biased.
The two initial narratives sold by the liberal media after the release of the Horowitz report was that there was predication to spy, and no political bias. But yes, the Obama administration spied on Republicans. And Yes, it was biased.
The confirmation process for Supreme Court justices has deteriorated. It has become about politics, not the law, nor the constitution. And we have reached a new low.
When all of the Public that wished to comment on the Trump T-Shirt controversy had spoken, Board members decided to speak including the two student representatives: And that concluded the public session concerning Ciretta MacKenzie wearing her “Make America Great Again” t-shirt at the America Spirit Day at Epping High School. NOW – why did … Read more
As we all know by now, a young freshman girl, Ciretta MacKenzie, wore a Trump T-Shirt to school with his trademark campaign phrase “Make America Great Again”. The actions of the Epping High School Administration made a simple patriotic clothing decision a national news item. The Epping School Board made the decision to allow for … Read more
While her Mom, Rose MacKenzie, may have started the evening, I did ask Mrs. MacKenzie for permission to interview her daughter, Ciretta, over this entire incident of the Epping High School Principal Brian Earnst (who has since apologize to Ciretta, the family, and the Epping community) telling Ciretta to either change her “Make America Great … Read more
I have to agree with Ann Marie – the evening meeting of the Epping School Board did NOT go as I had expected: boisterous, yelling, fingerpointing, partisanship, and the like. Neither did the other media outlets that were there. Why? I give credit to Rose MacKenzie, Ciretta’s mom. She was the Guest of the School … Read more
With Part 2, I broach the subject that comes up here and again at GraniteGrok: “Curriculum and political bias in the classroom”. Given that in Part 1 we discussed the appeal process, I was curious as to how often this happens here in NH: It does happen – the teacher in Gilford showing her class … Read more
It may be too soon to tell for sure, but Monday was the day by which I wanted to hear about (or see) some changes in the way certain Merrimack High School teachers were favoring President Obama in class…and I have.
Not everyone has reported back yet but everything points to an effort at demonstrating some nonpartisan behavior. Where there previously was just Obama, I am told there is now Obama and Romney. Where this treatment was not possible, the pro-Obama messaging has, for the moment, been removed. That was all I was looking for. Some balance, and if that was not possible the absence of obvious bias, particularly in the instruction.
Will this first effort translate into more balanced classroom conversation lead by teachers with that previously obvious bias?
About that Debate? Obama loses no matter what happens. An observation about Hillary taking responsibility for Benghazi….I bet Obama promised to nominate her to the Supreme Court in exchange if he is re-elected. (The only other thing I believe a Clinton covets more than being President.) And my spies are deployed to check the state … Read more