@RBReich Robert speaks like the entitled class that surrounds him. Academia lives in a bubble and thinks they know what's best for us. Lives in a bubble. Wants us to believe we can't do it without the elites. Sad silly people.
@Provokethoughtz Wow. Consensus is that these treatments are not considered an abortion and are legal in all states. So why would someone post such a false, alarming post? To cause divide and spread misinformation?Maybe it's to protect killing the other 98%+ of abortions where these don't apply.
@Emolclause 26% of the 2025 outbreak occurred in children under 5. Doubt all of the 26 percent were following the Trump admin vaccine guidance. The other 74% over 5. Stupid to assume it is the admins fault when the majority of those with measles would have been vaccinated before 2025
@BMeiselas She is trying to restore their credibility. 60 minutes editing of the Kamala Harris interview is one example their downfall. Sprinkle the Leslie Stahl piece of her telling Trump there was no evidence to support spying on the campaign. Just embarrassing
@WGNNews So smaller crimes should be overlooked? Lots of illegals driving without license and insurance drives our costs up and make the roads less safe. Shoplifting drives our costs up. Why should we overlook these offenses? Where do you draw the line?
@Rightanglenews I see MSNBC still continuing to lie and divide. I can't believe they have ANY viewers with all the lies and misinformation they spread.
@JudiciaryDems No Dick. He stopped it because it sucked. Added a ton of cost and still allowed many into the country. The border is now closed and we did not have to spend nearly as much as the deal
@amyklobuchar The VA isn't firing 35,000 doctors and nurses. They're eliminating mostly unfilled, COVID era vacancies that were never staffed in the first place. That's a legitimate policy debate, but framing it as mass layoffs of working clinicians just isn't true.
@favourabl20@MrPitbull07 Spending as much time as humanly possible with a loved one with dementia or is terminally ill is so important. Don't look back with regrets
@SenDuckworth Only in politics can a party (Dems) create a shit program, have costs spiral out of control and blame the other party for not supporting the train wreck for another 3 years. Sad Tammy. Sad
Great solution to cut spending and get the budget under control. Sad the union is so powerful that common sense solutions like this won't be implemented
CPS needs a full redesign because the system is massively oversized for todayβs enrollment. With about 320,000 students in Chicago, CPS should operate roughly 465 schools, not 630. Based on standard Illinois ratios (1:20), the district should employ about 16,150 teachers, not more than 22,000.
Right now CPS is spending millions to maintain hundreds of under-enrolled buildings and staffing levels that no longer match reality. Smaller schools with low enrollment drain resources and still cannot offer the programs or opportunities students deserve.
The problem is not funding. The problem is a footprint built for a much larger district. Consolidating schools and right-sizing staffing is the only sustainable plan for CPS moving forward.