Well, as you might imagine, Mr. Biden’s announced partial federal student loan forgiveness plan wasn’t viewed as heaven-sent by all. And especially by the millions of Americans who won’t be in line for this federal fiscal (national-debt-forgetting) blessing. That is by all of those responsible loan recipients who worked, saved, … read more
In Minnesota, under new rule provisions, reportedly required in order to be certified to teach in that state, one must accept several stipulations (appears to be 20 of them, to be exact) dealing with race, gender, bias, oppression, etc. A couple of examples of these current/future teacher expectations: “The teacher … read more
Hoping to secure the votes of debt-holding former university/college students, their families, as well as Progressive voters in general, Mr. Biden has finally pulled the trigger on partial-forgiveness for federal student loan debt. We can at least be thankful that he didn’t wipe their debt-slate completely clean, the fervent hope … read more
In a FOX News survey conducted and released this month, overall, “75% of those polled are dissatisfied with how things are going in the country today.” Fortunately, a fair amount of the increase in dissatisfaction is also coming from Democrats: 56% are “unhappy” today. Independent voters, even more so, with … read more
This week marked the one-year anniversary of our American military’s disastrous, purely-politically-driven (it certainly appeared), and all-too-rapid departure from the nation of Afghanistan. A departure that seemed to be dictated solely by domestic U.S. political (White House) considerations, and not by any logic or American military reality. There is little … read more
