LumRaiderFan

Truly pathetic.

Very doubtful, lol.

Wow, where do you work? I’ll make sure to never go there.

$50 million bucks for a cabinet full of fools that couldn't run a lemonade stand, smh.

Agree, good points. Also, teachers have no control over how much support a kid may get at home, whether by helping with homework from parents or having a tutor brought in, which will most likely turn out better grades. Teachers can do absolutely everything they should and it still may not be reflected accurately in grade average by events out of their control.

[Hidden Content] The mainstream media gushing over this cree simply because he was a Trump hater: From the article: Before his downfall, liberal outlets MSNBC and CNN gave Avenatti hundreds of millions of dollars in free media as he represented Stormy Daniels in litigation against Trump, Vanity Fair published a feature on his skincare routine, and MSNBC's Rachel Maddow even gave credence to his accusation that Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was implicated in gang rapes. CNN's Brian Stelter sipped coffee as he told Avenatti he took him seriously as a Democratic presidential candidate, MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace said Democrats would be "foolish" to underestimate him, Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin told him she loved him, and MSNBC's Joy Reid called him "brilliant" and "mad telegenic." Before an interview with Avenatti, Stelter grew indignant on his behalf for Fox News host Tucker Carlson calling him a "creepy porn lawyer." Coverage included puffy profiles from NPR and the New York Times, as well as a Washington Post recap of his youth voter outreach at the Video Music Awards. The left-wing Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson said of him, "Avenatti’s got balls. Giant, clanking, titanium balls."

[Hidden Content] From the article: Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance hit back at Vice President Kamala Harris' latest argument against voter ID laws, Monday, reacting on "Fox & Friends" to the VP's claim that rural voters don't have the ability to make photocopies of their IDs. J.D. VANCE: We have all kinds of crazy things in small towns in the state of Ohio and across the country. We've got electricity, we've got running water, we even have soap. And it's amazing that the vice president of the United States thinks that people can't make photocopies in rural communities. I mean, it's like she thinks that if you go to a small town in this country, you've got the tractor supply store, you've got the guys with the dueling banjos and there's nothing else there. And of course, that's ridiculous. And anybody who lives in these communities or spent time in them knows that.

[Hidden Content] I read a lot of news in the evenings and the good and bad thing about the internet is it is too easy to go down rabbit holes. I see more and more stories like the one I posted and what it brings to mind is that our world is getting darker and also that in these times we need good law enforcement officers / first responders more than ever, all while we have these lunatics on the left that want to defund law enforcement. I cannot imagine rolling up on something like this and maintaining enough composure to not beat this lowlife to death with a nightstick, another unsung quality of good cops. Warning: Disturbing article but as an admitted news junkie, I see more and more stories like this. Maybe it’s been like this forever and we just see more coverage of it but I doubt it.

That’s what gets me, too.

I don’t think it’s does, but it has shown to be an effective treatment before the symptoms advance to that stage, do you agree? Now answer my question.

smh

Regardless of the struggle you point out here, wouldn’t you still want the most qualified person get hired, regardless of color?

Waiting on Trufan’s thoughts on this.

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I’m concerned about the most qualified folks being in roles of leadership. The color of their skin should never be a consideration.

From the article: Video of the scene went viral last year and showed Watson’s black SUV driving through an intersection surrounded by protesters before Max Bailey, 22, is seen on the hood of her car. Bailey said he climbed on the hood of the car out of fear of being run over. "The reason I was in front of the car was to make sure everyone was safe and to get this lady to stop from running over protesters," Bailey told 9NEWS the day after the incident. "The reason I got on top of the car was because she accelerated into me and I’m not going to lie down and let somebody run over me." lol, nice try, punk.

[Hidden Content] Once again in my James Earl Jones voice….THIS is cnn. Where do they find these dopes?

[Hidden Content] Good call.

No doubt, especially those on the left.

The thousands of folks that have been treated with it and have recovered. You are really showing your medical knowledge ignorance. You shamefully allow your life and profession to be driven by your love for democrats.

When whites are no longer the majority, will you be advocating for making sure there are enough whites in key leadership positions?

Then you had some poor history teachers. Several of those subjects you reference would simply be teaching about the Constitution.

[Hidden Content] Another governor showing some common sense.

All this is discussed in a history class.

He wears slippers.