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    mattbrot
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    Posted: Feb. 11, 2017 - 11:50 PM ET #1

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice
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    To remove first post, remove entire topic.
    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice
     
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    Posted: Feb. 12, 2017 - 12:26 AM ET #2

    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey
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    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey
     
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    Posted: Feb. 12, 2017 - 1:05 AM ET #3

    here we have to haves, both cost a fortune.
    but no one of any quality stays, Maine trains and gives America
    some of the brightest and best pre k- 12 in class b (over 1000- 2000) studenTs cost tax payers 33,000 a pc per year per pupil Class A schools (over 2000)  class (c) districts cost significantly less per student with similiar test scores but again anyone given a chance exits the state to go to college , top 20% of most classes less than 1% actually stays inside the state. 20%-40% about 15% actual resettle here after training. 60%-40% end up going off to serve in the armed forces.... drop outs usual get in trouble go to jail become hang around bums. we get to keep paying for them.

    our state has been in this dynamic and is now refered to as a retirement second home state. we have nearly 6 million single family homes we have 1.2 million year round residents. majority of those would be in rents.
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    here we have to haves, both cost a fortune.
    but no one of any quality stays, Maine trains and gives America
    some of the brightest and best pre k- 12 in class b (over 1000- 2000) studenTs cost tax payers 33,000 a pc per year per pupil Class A schools (over 2000)  class (c) districts cost significantly less per student with similiar test scores but again anyone given a chance exits the state to go to college , top 20% of most classes less than 1% actually stays inside the state. 20%-40% about 15% actual resettle here after training. 60%-40% end up going off to serve in the armed forces.... drop outs usual get in trouble go to jail become hang around bums. we get to keep paying for them.

    our state has been in this dynamic and is now refered to as a retirement second home state. we have nearly 6 million single family homes we have 1.2 million year round residents. majority of those would be in rents.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 12, 2017 - 1:16 AM ET #4

    the void that has been left is being filled by refugees .

    seem like good citizens go to work have families ,
    we have Somalians Sudanese, Ethiopians in Two of largest cities
    Lewiston and Portland. we have Vietnamese Pakistanis India before them ,
    as well as other smaller sections of ethnic groups. Many work in health industry and retail mall settings seem to have adapted and assimilated.
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    the void that has been left is being filled by refugees .

    seem like good citizens go to work have families ,
    we have Somalians Sudanese, Ethiopians in Two of largest cities
    Lewiston and Portland. we have Vietnamese Pakistanis India before them ,
    as well as other smaller sections of ethnic groups. Many work in health industry and retail mall settings seem to have adapted and assimilated.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 12, 2017 - 1:42 AM ET #5

    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice

    what brand of whiskey?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice

    what brand of whiskey?

     
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    Posted: Feb. 15, 2017 - 2:08 AM ET #6

    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice


    I apologize for such a vulgar display of talent. and i realize that this could be considered "showing off" to those who may be socially aware.
    but i will take my seat with the  other self proclaimed bipartisan independent... and watch how these events unfold.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice


    I apologize for such a vulgar display of talent. and i realize that this could be considered "showing off" to those who may be socially aware.
    but i will take my seat with the  other self proclaimed bipartisan independent... and watch how these events unfold.....
     
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    Posted: Feb. 15, 2017 - 6:32 PM ET #7

    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice


    what do you think of the Japanese efforts to bring change to the bangladesh school districts. The japanese assisants to education are having difficulty over coming cultural barriers
    the word study is mesmerize in that lingustic.

    over coming to a structured group problem solving japanese education system is becoming taxxing on the Japanese delegations.
    the japanese have started taxi service within the nations capital.
    on fair standard meter rates.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattbrot:

    For all of my democratic and republican brethren in here (at the end of the day I consider us all brethren) I hope that public and affordable education for all is not going to be worse than it already is.

    By the way my drink of choice tonight is whiskey with a little ice


    what do you think of the Japanese efforts to bring change to the bangladesh school districts. The japanese assisants to education are having difficulty over coming cultural barriers
    the word study is mesmerize in that lingustic.

    over coming to a structured group problem solving japanese education system is becoming taxxing on the Japanese delegations.
    the japanese have started taxi service within the nations capital.
    on fair standard meter rates.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 16, 2017 - 11:23 AM ET #8

    Quote Originally Posted by shiek:

    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey

    shredding that confusion spell the media has cast is a bit more difficult than I once thought but be of good cheer I goinna give it a good college try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shiek:

    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey

    shredding that confusion spell the media has cast is a bit more difficult than I once thought but be of good cheer I goinna give it a good college try.

     
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    Posted: Feb. 16, 2017 - 12:41 PM ET #9

    It sounds as if Devos could be eliminating The Dept of Education effective 31 December 2018.
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    It sounds as if Devos could be eliminating The Dept of Education effective 31 December 2018.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 16, 2017 - 12:49 PM ET #10

    department of education is a meaningless position for the right.

    it is a figurehead position for the left
    most educational concerns are addressed through the NEA union platform and implemented to the union workers throughout the country.

    the secretary is a distraction.
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    department of education is a meaningless position for the right.

    it is a figurehead position for the left
    most educational concerns are addressed through the NEA union platform and implemented to the union workers throughout the country.

    the secretary is a distraction.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 18, 2017 - 4:09 PM ET #11

    Quote Originally Posted by shiek:

    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey

    maybe just maybe , the dnc convention could focus on ratification of the equal rights amendment. kill two birds with a stone. incorporate a 50 state solution , deal with an issue of common ground that the document does not express disdain in whom one should love thus free of sex discrimination language could , in these times, bring the party together.

    might be worth something to that parties strategists. 
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    Quote Originally Posted by shiek:

    Quit praying and start playing.... and your solution is.   A long w the debt I see education as our biggest problems  The cost of higher education is ridiculous and on 1-12 not sure charter schools r the answer.  Don't know what every1 else's experience is but in Austin I see the schools becoming more segregated, which I view as a negative.  Enjoy yur whiskey

    maybe just maybe , the dnc convention could focus on ratification of the equal rights amendment. kill two birds with a stone. incorporate a 50 state solution , deal with an issue of common ground that the document does not express disdain in whom one should love thus free of sex discrimination language could , in these times, bring the party together.

    might be worth something to that parties strategists. 
     
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    Posted: Feb. 18, 2017 - 4:50 PM ET #12

    again, as i have been saying for the last 20 years. why should we teach people when they dont wanna learn in the first place.



    kids just play video games these days. i know not all but who is going to flip my burgers?

    whos going to be my ski lift operator? whos going to take me to the airport?

    wake up please
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    again, as i have been saying for the last 20 years. why should we teach people when they dont wanna learn in the first place.



    kids just play video games these days. i know not all but who is going to flip my burgers?

    whos going to be my ski lift operator? whos going to take me to the airport?

    wake up please
     
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    Posted: Feb. 18, 2017 - 5:01 PM ET #13

    Quote Originally Posted by mainman11111:

    again, as i have been saying for the last 20 years. why should we teach people when they dont wanna learn in the first place.



    kids just play video games these days. i know not all but who is going to flip my burgers?

    whos going to be my ski lift operator? whos going to take me to the airport?

    wake up please

    guess this why bob Kraft and belichek should not have picked Brady.
    why waste a fifth round draft choice on such mediocre talent
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainman11111:

    again, as i have been saying for the last 20 years. why should we teach people when they dont wanna learn in the first place.



    kids just play video games these days. i know not all but who is going to flip my burgers?

    whos going to be my ski lift operator? whos going to take me to the airport?

    wake up please

    guess this why bob Kraft and belichek should not have picked Brady.
    why waste a fifth round draft choice on such mediocre talent
     
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    Posted: Feb. 18, 2017 - 5:16 PM ET #14

    narrative:

    for those wondering what is happening,
    myself and Mainman have decided to pick up
     and batting ideas of established philosophies within
    the parties leadership of what to do with y'all less then gifted 
    scholars in today's educational systems.
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    narrative:

    for those wondering what is happening,
    myself and Mainman have decided to pick up
     and batting ideas of established philosophies within
    the parties leadership of what to do with y'all less then gifted 
    scholars in today's educational systems.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 22, 2017 - 9:38 PM ET #15

    Quote Originally Posted by Sabanesque:

    As a former (still licensed) educator, I am 100% for more school choice for all children, through more quality charter schools, a voucher system, and merit pay for teachers.

    Critical thinking > test scores. Common core is b.s.

    Davos, like Trump, is undeniably flawed and from a priviliged class, yet the ideas they back are aligned with American progress and common sense reform.


    this is what gave you away tom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabanesque:

    As a former (still licensed) educator, I am 100% for more school choice for all children, through more quality charter schools, a voucher system, and merit pay for teachers.

    Critical thinking > test scores. Common core is b.s.

    Davos, like Trump, is undeniably flawed and from a priviliged class, yet the ideas they back are aligned with American progress and common sense reform.


    this is what gave you away tom.
     
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    Posted: Feb. 22, 2017 - 10:17 PM ET #16

    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:



    I apologize for such a vulgar display of talent. and i realize that this could be considered "showing off" to those who may be socially aware.
    but i will take my seat with the  other self proclaimed bipartisan independent... and watch how these events unfold.....


    guess i was caught showing off i will leave y'all be for a time...

    going to busy myself for a time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:



    I apologize for such a vulgar display of talent. and i realize that this could be considered "showing off" to those who may be socially aware.
    but i will take my seat with the  other self proclaimed bipartisan independent... and watch how these events unfold.....


    guess i was caught showing off i will leave y'all be for a time...

    going to busy myself for a time.
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 3:31 PM ET #17

    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:


    guess this why bob Kraft and belichek should not have picked Brady.
    why waste a fifth round draft choice on such mediocre talent


    tom brady was a kid that was from california. a  democrat state that values education, and he also went to michigan another democrat state that values education and diversity. public education is very important. but we also have states in the south that are great for flipping burgers , washing cars and voting for presidents that eat steak w ketchup
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    Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:


    guess this why bob Kraft and belichek should not have picked Brady.
    why waste a fifth round draft choice on such mediocre talent


    tom brady was a kid that was from california. a  democrat state that values education, and he also went to michigan another democrat state that values education and diversity. public education is very important. but we also have states in the south that are great for flipping burgers , washing cars and voting for presidents that eat steak w ketchup
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 3:36 PM ET #18

    kinda crazy to have a high school that brought 'barry bonds' and 'tom brady' to the limelight...

    i've seen many regions, but that region is the craziest...

    i've also seen recruiting in different areas and some schools got it. some dont.

    for instances there is the SD area that drafted matt bush and ryan leaf... everyone in SD knows that their sports teams have failed them. if i owned either the padres or chargers i would have fired the recruiting offices a long time ago and start w a new direction
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    kinda crazy to have a high school that brought 'barry bonds' and 'tom brady' to the limelight...

    i've seen many regions, but that region is the craziest...

    i've also seen recruiting in different areas and some schools got it. some dont.

    for instances there is the SD area that drafted matt bush and ryan leaf... everyone in SD knows that their sports teams have failed them. if i owned either the padres or chargers i would have fired the recruiting offices a long time ago and start w a new direction
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 3:45 PM ET #19

    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.
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    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:05 PM ET #20

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.
    By the same token I was also on a pro sports list and live in a high right wing area . I've watched my town/area regress from a thriving business/industrial area to next to nothing under republican leadership the last 40 years. 
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    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.
    By the same token I was also on a pro sports list and live in a high right wing area . I've watched my town/area regress from a thriving business/industrial area to next to nothing under republican leadership the last 40 years. 
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:07 PM ET #21

    What area of the country darkhorse12?
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    What area of the country darkhorse12?
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:09 PM ET #22

    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.

    birds of a feather.............. liars and cheaters 
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    Quote Originally Posted by sundance:

    Tom Brady basically grows up in ultra liberal states and votes for DJT. He sees/saw the truth. Brady as a right leaning or very right leaning QB has to be the greatest clutch athlete of the last 100 years. He does it with no 4.4 burner with moves to extend the defense. Let's do this. MAGA.

    birds of a feather.............. liars and cheaters 
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:10 PM ET #23

    Central PA
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    Central PA
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:25 PM ET #24

    Things 'might' start getting better, I live in a town of about 75,000 in NE Illinois. Our 2 leading businesses are Mexican restaurants and Dunkin Donuts. Crazy! No exaggeration.
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    Things 'might' start getting better, I live in a town of about 75,000 in NE Illinois. Our 2 leading businesses are Mexican restaurants and Dunkin Donuts. Crazy! No exaggeration.
     
     
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    Posted: Mar. 2, 2017 - 4:31 PM ET #25

    Our town ,when I was growing up, was around 15 thousand. now less than 5 thousand. One good business, small steel mill, employs around 1200 hundred, about half that it used to be. It's been here over 200 yrs. Numerous fly by nite factories that leave when their tax breaks expire. 
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    Our town ,when I was growing up, was around 15 thousand. now less than 5 thousand. One good business, small steel mill, employs around 1200 hundred, about half that it used to be. It's been here over 200 yrs. Numerous fly by nite factories that leave when their tax breaks expire. 
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