@EselyxSeba78952@uncledoomer Except what actually happens is that the AP courses end up filled with dullards who bog the classes down and the gifted kids still end up slowed down and bored, not covering most of the required material.
@DannyElPaso@uncledoomer 3/4s of my AP Calculus class could barely do trig, but no one ever told them no. They bogged down the class so much that we didn't cover 1/4 the material we should have, made it almost impossible for even the competent kids to score a 4/5 on the AP exam.
@USGInvestigate@reason@nickgillespie "One Nation Under God" was not a founding principle. That phrase only has its origins in 1954, when "Under God" was added to the Pledge. And the Pledge was only written in the 1890s.
@ThurlowWeed1882@mattyglesias We're talking about a statewide general election in Texas. You think being anti-Israel and talking about genocide will strengthen him in Texas?
“I reasonably thought i was in danger when i shot a disarmed man in the back of the head while he was kneeling on the ground because the whistles were so loud and im a massive pussy”
@SJonNantucket@cabsav456@kyledcheney This is absolutely not "unprecedented". Blue slipping for judicial nominees has been widely used by both sides for a century. They got rid of it during the first Trump administration for appellate judges, but left it in place for district judges and US attorneys.