@ZachBeckman10@ABoxIsMyHome@TechnicalHalo@cdiggi1 I think it will take a while, and I'm not sure it will work, but I think it's the best path. I am hopeful the rhetoric of hate and division is shown to be a losing position. It's captured an alarming number of people, though. Anger is a powerful political tool
@ABoxIsMyHome@TechnicalHalo@cdiggi1 This seems like the best path to me. Utterly destroy maga beyond any shadow of a doubt. I think it's the best way to get everything to shift to the left. I also don't think Stein is a very appealing 3rd party candidate.
@CaliRighty @2di4_jewelry @BobSegerGroupie @cmclymer@johnlegend@GUPolitics How about mattering as much as a vote in Wyoming?
And no, due to each state awarding the full EC tally for the winner, a vote in a safe state matters less than one in a swing state. Maybe those states change over time, but in 2024 a PA vote is worth more than a CA or IN vote.
@TimShaneThaName@trenttennis@ForTheCOLTure_J I think it would take longer than that before he is elite. But you should be able to tell if he is on a trajectory of being a superbowl caliber QB by then. If not, then move on and draft another QB. They still might mess that decision up, but this route is a good route
@trenttennis@ForTheCOLTure_J I'm just waiting a few years to see how it plays out. Either he's good or you bottom out and draft another QB high in the draft and see how that goes.
If it takes until 2026 for him to be a superbowl caliber QB, then that's worth the wait.
@Teddy_KOTs@_tatercrater@micah_erfan@NuanceBro Ya, it's annoying, but I get why they do it politically. I think Biden has a good argument to say that they pulled us out of the Covid induced crisis well. I think Trump could argue that he put us on the path of bouncing back strong. But both sides just want to attack about it
@NavyChief77 They are a third party in this case. The school isn't the first party, the student is. I guess the school would also be a third party in this instance.
@NavyChief77 I don't think we should be treating our 5 year olds like soldiers.
Teachers have lost control to apathetic students, poor teachers, angry delusional parents, poor administration, school boards, and politicians.
School has become too standardized at young ages.
@NavyChief77 Claiming custodial rights are being removed seems a stretch, but I haven't looked at any of these proposed laws.
No the school should not disclose the students sexual orientation to 3rd parties. Don't you want the school to never mention LGBT stuff anyways? Just teach the kids
@NavyChief77 We are unlikely to agree on which government entity should be primarily responsible for education.
Both parties are weak on education. Like I said its become a place to score political points with your base.
The base education structure imposed is currently flawed
@NavyChief77 Couldn't understand what you were trying to say??
There is a vast difference between Susie is suicidal and Susie told me she like Rachel. Susie's parents shouldn't be notified if Susie likes Robert either.
@NavyChief77 Not sure what you mean up top. If Bob is kissing Harry, tell Bob's parent he was kissing another student.
I don't want politicians to micromanage, I want them to make better academic standards. I want them to place better people in state and federal education departments.
@NavyChief77 The loans were for the amount of our payroll. We submitted it on our quarterly tax forms. It took quite a while to get it all sorted. We could have gotten quite a bit more but we were conservative in our estimates.
@NavyChief77 Teachers shouldn't do that. But I sat in my rural school and listened to teachers talk about their religion and their love of the republican party for years. It happens, shouldn't, but it does. I survived just fine
@NavyChief77 Removing public education would be extraordinarily bad. We just need better politicians. Stop voting in morons. Probably too much to ask for.
The school shouldn't out kids, nor should they encourage kids to turn LGBT (lol). There is room for teaching respect, though.
@NavyChief77 Nope. That was what the PPP was. It paid for wages plus some utilities for several months. It was all forgiven if 60% was used for payroll costs, nearly all of ours was payroll. It was a dumb way to handle shutdowns.