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The States: Where We Wish Texas Would Secede Already

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Aight imma back outta this thread for a couple days...

What fun is that? I get what he is saying, and he is...say...85% right ;^)

BTW I agree with what you were saying in the post that started all this, the problem I also see that unless we figure out something and fast we are in a lot of trouble. Right now my home district (the one my GF works in) has almost 150 openings for various positions from teachers to support staff. That is double the normal amount at this time. (almost triple) almost every district around us is in the same boat. This is untenable. Districts can't even seem to hire subs anymore.

Let me put it this way...in 2007 I got my license to teach. I could not find a job to save my life. I couldn't even get an email reply telling me to buzz off let alone an interview or a job. I could sub but that wasn't even guaranteed to give me shifts. I had classmates who subbed in 4-5 districts just to work a couple times a week it was that tough. At this point if you call any district in the Twin Cities you can get on the sub list if you have an undergrad degree. (if you are licensed you get paid more but it is not required) Not only will you work every day, there is a solid chance you will get a long term sub position even if you aren't qualified. There are some schools and districts that are already behind the 8 ball trying to find subs to fill holes and the school year doesnt start for 3 weeks!

There is a brain drain in public education going on the likes of which hasn't been seen in my lifetime. And it is not going away any time soon because between half the country thinking teachers are indoctrinating groomers and people in charge making it impossible to teach for a bevy of reasons (one day I will record the rants my girlfriend and her colleagues make about the Minnesota Department of Education and post it here...they are legendary) and people would rather do anything but teach.

I hate sounding like Scooby, I truly do but this is very very bad and I am not sure there is a real solution anymore. Certain parts of our populace have been fighting for this scenario for 40 years and now we are here and there is no way out. Its Sophie's choice...both options suck.
 
Half the country doesn't think teachers are indoctrinating groomers.

They just say it cause they think it will win them elections and own the libs. None of them actually believe this shit.

Well, maybe a small percentage of Trumplandia actually believes. Anyone with half a functioning brain knows its just bullshit. But doesn't stop them from saying it.
 
I see Oz recently had his Swiss cheesesteak incident when shopping for "crudite" at "Wegner's". Such a devoted resident of Pennsylvania. ;-)

Also, in responding to a Fetterman troll Tweet, the snake oil salesman would like all of us to know that it doesn't matter that he actually owns 10 properties instead of the 2 he claimed, because at least he bought HIS properties with HIS money. Not a great look.
 
If you want peak “you get what you vote for” you should see Alaska. Not only do we have a teacher shortage, we have a bus driver shortage in the largest districts so bad that they have to rotate the services, meaning every single route will not be in service at some point. In Anchorage they had to tell parents to set up carpools. School started today.
 
In Minneapolis they pay parents a mediocre stipend to drive their kids to school because of the driver shortage.
 
Whitmer is only up five points on Tudor Dixon in a new poll from AARP. I didn’t even know they did polls, so no clue on bias or methodology, but that is way too close regardless.
 
I just saw a video of that lunatic that beat Liz Cheney in Wyoming. Sooo....did that lunatic win because the GQP wanted to get back at Cheney because she doesn't worship Trump and would have voted for a traffic cone over her, or do they actually think that lunatic is a good choice? I have relatives in Wyoming and if they voted for that...that...I can't even put into words what she is, I'll be so incredibly disappointed.
 
I just saw a video of that lunatic that beat Liz Cheney in Wyoming. Sooo....did that lunatic win because the GQP wanted to get back at Cheney because she doesn't worship Trump and would have voted for a traffic cone over her, or do they actually think that lunatic is a good choice? I have relatives in Wyoming and if they voted for that...that...I can't even put into words what she is, I'll be so incredibly disappointed.

Dumpy is their king. They all do as they say. That's all there is to it.

Dump's endorsement carries the weight of the world on the R side of things and in order to receive it, one has to buy into all the conspiracy stuff along with the backwoods sexism, racism, theology, etc.

Hopefully we are at a point to where a candidate can not win a primary without Dump's endorsement, but that same endorsement is a kiss of death in a General Election.
 
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.

There are so many intangibles with teaching that you don’t have in other professions. I think parents and kids need to accept you’re going to get more from some teachers than others regardless of qualifications. Having diversity of background/experience certainly isn’t a bad thing either.
 
Half the country doesn't think teachers are indoctrinating groomers.

They just say it cause they think it will win them elections and own the libs. None of them actually believe this ****.

Well, maybe a small percentage of Trumplandia actually believes. Anyone with half a functioning brain knows its just bull****. But doesn't stop them from saying it.

But the Right seems to have caught the Dump Disease: "if I say something to further my interests then that thing is true." That's the definition of truth.

People mistake Dump when he lies thinking he's doing a bit, or he is lying the way spinmeisters do to further the interest of their client, or that he's actually dumb and believes a ridiculous thing. But that is missing the point. For Dump, reality *is* what he wants, full stop. Other humans learn there is a reality that you bump into and skin your knee on and that your will is not determinative of reality. Dump is a 70-year old infant who still lives in a world where what he wants is what is true. Anyone who disagrees with him is wrong, or a sucker, or trying to get him. Disagreement is not possible, metaphysically. The only other man on earth I can think of who might share Dump's identity of will and representation of the world is Kim Jong-un, but I am certain there are scattered others with that mental disorder.
 
I just saw a video of that lunatic that beat Liz Cheney in Wyoming. Sooo....did that lunatic win because the GQP wanted to get back at Cheney because she doesn't worship Trump and would have voted for a traffic cone over her, or do they actually think that lunatic is a good choice? I have relatives in Wyoming and if they voted for that...that...I can't even put into words what she is, I'll be so incredibly disappointed.

The libertarian party tweeted that Liz belongs in prison. Totally normal
 
Whitmer is only up five points on Tudor Dixon in a new poll from AARP. I didn’t even know they did polls, so no clue on bias or methodology, but that is way too close regardless.

Based on who is doing the poll...probably old people ;^)

The whackadoo who beat Cheney is a whole new breed of nuts. You just have to see a picture of her to know they should be doing wellness checks on her regularly.
 
https://apnews.com/article/abortion...state-courts-52cdc0f365267808fb0832987a662309

Oakland County's Judge blocks the county attorneys general from enforcing the abortion ban until the likely vote on the issue on the November ballot.

This will sound bad because people will be hurt for no good reason, but I believe having judges fix the problem creates a worse long term problem. You take the major decisions away from the elected officials allowing them to simply be terrible on many smaller issues people don't respond strongly toward. This is how you get "But MY rep is great, it's the other GOP'ers that are crazy", BS.
 
Dumpy is their king. They all do as they say. That's all there is to it.

"If you see me as your friend, I'll be your friend. If you see me as your father, I'll be your father. If you see me as your god, I'll be your god."

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I'm not that worried about Tudor. The fact that Meshawn Maddox (state GQP co-chair - we sure know how to name 'em here) is trying to bill her as younger and hotter than Whitmer tells you all you need to know about the seriousness of her campaign and the lack of any platform other than "all abortion BAD", "MAGA", and "own the libz!". She had to run far to the right in a primary full of openly fascist dirtbags telling people to come to the polls armed and to unplug voting machines if they think they see fraud. She cannot win on the abortion issue with a position as extreme as hers and there's no way she could honestly try to put on a "moderate" face for the general with Mango Mussolini's endorsement tattooed on her face. With the reproductive rights amendment on its way to appearing on the ballot, Whitmer can turn this election into a referendum on Dobbs and the GQP will have to hope for a pretty major October surprise to unseat her. Their best shot is to try and hit her on the COVID restrictions and mask mandates, but that all ended over a year ago and the average American has a pretty short memory as long as the economy hangs in there. Whitmer won her first term by 10 points in the 2018 "blue wave" cycle. Ordinarily you'd expect that gap to narrow as an incumbent and representing the party currently in power federally during a mid-term year, but with that ballot initiative likely to drive suburban female turnout again, I'm willing to bet that she will win re-election by a similar margin.
 
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