Charlie Kirk reminded us that a life of courage and virtue isn’t easy—but it’s worth living. His example should inspire us all to stand boldly for what’s right.
@Cl3v3landfan93@Bcarp3 1- as a financial planner you don’t need to criticize an age group, very unprofessional.
2- if I had a $100. bill and tried to it give to you, I’m betting you would take it.
3-this is not only about cash, but about doubling the price if you use it.
@thehill@SpeakerPelosi I’m 62, have a bachelors of science degree, worked during college to pay for my education. Never once did I need Nancy or anyone tell me,support me,or invest in me because I was born female. Please stop speaking/acting and putting girls/women in positions make us believe otherwis
@rochelleriley You actually can do art wrong in a teaching situation, otherwise don’t send your child to a class to learn from a teacher. (Doesn’t mean your daughter didn’t produce a pleasing piece) but without knowing thedirection the teacher gave her you are condemning the teacher unfairly.
@rochelleriley It’s not an abonishmemt when perhaps the 6 year old either didn’t listen or follow the directions her teacher gave her. Sometime we have to learn how to deal with our feelings getting hurt, even at 6.
@rochelleriley It doesn’t mean the 6 year old doesn’t produce desirable art...I think it’s quite beautiful, but we don’t know what direction or lesson the teacher was giving. People are missing the point
@rochelleriley Without both sides of the story the teacher was left to be condemned thru social media... without all the answers, sometimes 6 year olds do things wrong!