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9-11 IS FIVE!!!
9-11 IS FIVE!!!
Join CNN, FOX, and other mainstream media moguls as they relive the day over and over without any new revelations!
Date: Monday, September 11, 2006
Time: All Day Long and for Years to Come
Where: Serious News Sources Around the Country
*Play "Pin the Tail on the Donkey"---pick the Democrat you feel has let you down the most in the last five years and stick that jackass in the butt!
*Enjoy the juggling of President George W. Bush and his fellow clowns!
*War Games Abound!
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Nothing wrong with being prepared
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Education IS Democratic Engagement
Famously opposed educators come together:
"Our macro-level differences do not interfere with our mutual respect for each other’s work.
That itself is something we hope our schools can help teach young people.
Our differences helped us consider ways to rethink our ideas and find places where those holding different views might compromise, and perhaps learn to live under one umbrella.
What we hope to model is the idea of democratic engagement, the notion that citizens need to think about and debate their beliefs and values with others who do not necessarily share all of them.
We want the issues connected to schooling to be a matter for discussion among all people who care.
We don’t have it in our power to solve the problems that confront American education—not those that take place within the schoolhouse, much less those that have a direct impact on children’s ability to learn, such as their unequal access to health care, housing, and myriad other life necessities.
But we hope that we have it in our power to provoke the thinking that must precede, accompany, and follow any attempt
Dear Vichy Democrats and Republicrats : You leave me no choice but to kick your sorry pregnacist asses out of my government
This morning I sent a bunch of emails to several feminist and pro-choice bloggers on the matter of Matt Brown. Right after the Alito confirmation I sent an email to Matt Burguess, Matt Brown's communications director. I've been receiving their press releases probably like everybody maybe many other political bloggers all around the country.
I am fed up with what I think is a lack of vulvas, not cojones, effecting the political discourse around choice. We need more feminists raising money, evaluating and promoting candidates, getting on the TV and radio and newspapers and the net and blasting over and over and over again that forced pregnancies are anti-American, that forced pregnancies are a new kind of slavery, that forced pregnancies are a fundamental crime against humanity.
We need to have more women speak like this publicly to all candidates, Democrats and Republicans. I was introduced here in New York City to Eric Massa, an upstate New York candidate running for Congress. I was very happyt to know he's running against Randi Kuhn, a Republican who has been taking tons of money and support from the extreme right with organizations like Focus on the Family and the Homeschool Legal Defence Association. But then, he lost me. When I asked Mr. Massa how we stood on abortion he flubbed, he fumbled, he totally ho-hummed.
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