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The States: Where We Wish Texas Would Secede Already

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ScoobyDoo said:
Such a middle of the road guy. It's no wonder independent voters afraid of CRT voted for him.
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Hopefully he helps ensure this doesn’t happen again. I think people are realizing quickly that he’s just like trump.

was happy to see some ads on tv last night talking to women and ob gyns and overlaying jensens voice saying he wants to ban abortion. That scum has tried to backpedal saying he’d support exceptions for incest amd rape but we know he won’t- he just started saying that when he realized it was important to his survival
 
Slap Shot said:
Keep it coming!
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From his thread:

Tom Bonier said:
In Pennsylvania, among those voters who have registered to vote since June 24th, women outnumber men by a shocking 17 pts margin. For reference, among all registrants in PA, women outnumber men by only a 4 pt margin.

It's not just PA though. Our report pointed out the surge in women voters in MI and WI as well since June 24th. But we have fresh data in another key state - Ohio, where the share of women among new registrants since Dobbs was 11 pts over men, as compared to <3 pts prior to 6/24.

As I noted after KS: we are seeing early signs of what could lead to a huge increase in women voting in November. These registration patterns closely resemble that of younger voters in '18 post-Parkland, which fueled the blue wave that year. This surge is young and female.

One more to add to the list here - in North Carolina, since the Dobbs decision was handed down on 6/24, women are outperforming men by a 7 pt share margin among new registrants.
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Jimjamesak said:
I wonder what the numbers are across the other states?

It’ll also be interesting to see the numbers in a month or two as colleges start back up.
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Hasn't the GOP managed to end voting for college students? I mean, young and smart -- talk about a Venn diagram of people they want to disenfranchise.
 
Kepler said:
Hasn't the GOP managed to end voting for college students? I mean, young and smart -- talk about a Venn diagram of people they want to disenfranchise.
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Haven’t they been the bread and butter for Democrat organizers for the same reason?
 
As I said the last time this came up, I honestly dont have much of an issue with the Flo(R)ida plan if the vet passes the skills test and are making progress towards their degree. They should have to take a psych eval too though.
 
Handyman said:
As I said the last time this came up, I honestly dont have much of an issue with the Flo(R)ida plan if the vet passes the skills test and are making progress towards their degree. They should have to take a psych eval too though.
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So we don't need teachers to have taken any training in, you know, teaching?
 
French Rage said:
So we don't need teachers to have taken any training in, you know, teaching?
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I know people who taught with less training. (in supposedly smarter states) And as a teacher I know trained teachers who are worthless.

Look in an ideal world this wouldn't happen but when there are shortages even in Blue States like mine something needs to be done. We either fill the positions or public schools go under. Throwing a bone to vets is not the worst of all options here and I will take it over the alternatives that DeathSantis could put in place.

Of course if school districts weren't underfunded and teachers paid commensurate with the job they do none of this would be an issue anyways. But people just don't like paying taxes so...
 
Handyman said:
And as a teacher I know trained teachers who are worthless.
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The dumbest thing ever written on this board will not be by a Republican.

That is remarkable.

If this is what you truly think I suggest you are an incomparably terrible teacher who should find another line of work.
 
French Rage said:
Aight imma back outta this thread for a couple days...
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Kepler said:
The dumbest thing ever written on this board will not be by a Republican.

That is remarkable.

If this is what you truly think I suggest you are an incomparably terrible teacher who should find another line of work.
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You know what I had a much longer rant written that was going to prove your whole stupid premise wrong, but I wont. How about for once you back off and just accept that your limited experience in the world doesn't mean you can speak for everyone about everything mmmkay?

I like how you even contradict yourself within your three lines. So I am wrong for saying some teachers are bad, but you then say I am a bad teacher if I think that. That is Trumpian level circular logic.

My girlfriend, who has been a teacher for longer than I have, is very chummy with the local union head. If you heard the stories that I hear you would walk back literally every word you just said. (this is not hyperbole btw...I could tell you stories that would make you face palm faster than if you read a post by Sicatoka) Teachers with decades of experience who have no interest in the job, the students or even learning, new teachers that have degrees well in advance of mine who can barely string sentences together let alone a coherent lesson plan, teachers so inept and worthless even the union wishes they would lose their job but can't allow it to happen. And this isn't in Childrapist, OH or LowIQville, FL this is in a pretty decent district in a rather wealthy (and Blue!) cluster of suburbs.

Is the percentage high? No. But it is more than you think. Part of that is on the education they get to get their license, part of it is the environment they are put in. (inability to discipline is becoming a huge issue here) Part of it is that these people didn't get into teaching for altruistic reasons, or because they enjoy helping kids learn as academics, but for other reasons so they do less than what would be considered the minimum. The fact that the good teachers are quitting en masse is creating a vacuum also that is making it worse.

But hey what would I know, I am only a teacher, whose best friend is a (now former) teacher, who lives with a teacher who is the daughter of 2 teachers.
 
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