[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

And yet, costs continue to rise.

The president does not have that much control over that... KY's state tuitions are going to see a massive increase because our newly elected, Tea Party governor made massive cuts to education. Not because of anything the federal government did.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Javan

There isn't a point. I was just asking a question


Gay marriage. She has always played it safe, she's not a leader.

Which is why I wonder if education would be as big of a deal. It seems Bernie made it big with his core and controversial policies.

Nope. Hillary has always been a strong advocate for education even before her husband's role as governor of Arkansas

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Retro

Bernie has approximately a zero percent chance to get the number of delegates he needs just to win the pledged count, and the supers will not switch. It's over.

Approximately? So not impossible and therefore not over

[Javan]

Originally posted by Vision

The same could be said for anyone, who knows what everyone thinks in the privacy of their own home.

Just like when Bernie wrote that piece about how all women want to be raped.
Who knows if that's his real feelings?

Before I respond, tell me if you're being serious? Because I'm not gonna waste my time if you're trolling me.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Vision

The same could be said for anyone, who knows what everyone thinks in the privacy of their own home.

Just like when Bernie wrote that piece about how all women want to be raped.
Who knows if that's his real feelings?

Are you still trying it with that essay?

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

But those plans are left-leaning and you identify them with him as much as his anti-establishment stuff. That was my point.

His direction is primarily both, not just anti-establishment like you said earlier.

But he wasn't and isn't the only left politician in the Democratic race. So, in my opinion, the most distinguishing political trait of him is his anti-establishment quality. But, that's my opinion. Feel free to disagree with me.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

Are you still trying it with that essay?

How can you defend that, Marvin? Disgusting!

[Temporal]

Originally posted by Vision

The same could be said for anyone, who knows what everyone thinks in the privacy of their own home.

Just like when Bernie wrote that piece about how all women want to be raped.
Who knows if that's his real feelings?

WOTTICE is this??

[Shame♥]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Idk. Here in Texas, if a high school senior is in the top 10% of hher class then she is automatically accepted to any texan public university.

Texas has a great education system so Bernard's fear mongering is falling on deaf ears.

Im surprised Bernard hasnt started protest against comon core curriculum. Common core curriculum is dangerous to education my opinion

The problem with common core is that it's too weak. When you couple it with NCLB, it makes our education system a complete joke. We need an education system that raises standards across the board in all 50 states. **** states' rights. If we had the same quality of education in every school, that would actually be a notable win against systemic racism. I think Hillary vaguely advocated for something like that.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Javan

Gay marriage. She has always played it safe, she's not a leader.

Not this again... So did Bernie... Everyone played it safe with same-sex marriage. Even Bernie supporters admitted that that was why he just said it was a states issue because it was too dangerous to talk about openly in 2006. Give this point up, it's stale.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Marvin

Approximately? So not impossible and therefore not over

Nah, it's over. Zero in practical terms. Sorry!

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Shame♥

The problem with common core is that it's too weak. When you couple it with NCLB, it makes our education system a complete joke. We need an education system that raises standards across the board in all 50 states. **** states' rights. If we had the same quality of education in every school, that would actually be a notable win against systemic racism. I think Hillary vaguely advocated for something like that.

She's actually advocated for that for a while.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Vision

Well, it was a little in jest, but the point is kinda valid. It's a bit pointless speculating on what politicians privately think vs what they publicly say/do.

Well in any case the essay was public so it's not a good comparison.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

The president does not have that much control over that... KY's state tuitions are going to see a massive increase because our newly elected, Tea Party governor made massive cuts to education. Not because of anything the federal government did.

So how will Hillary's plan make a difference? By telling those states to cut it out?

[Marvin]

Hillary forces target Bush donors

Ummm

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Marvin

So how will Hillary's plan make a difference? By telling those states to cut it out?

By providing more money in areas that need it. She's going to make it more affordable and will eliminate debt graduates already have

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Marvin

Hillary forces target Bush donors

Ummm

Umm that's smart to do. If they hate Trump why not bring them on board with her? Her platform is for all Americans, regardless of political affiliation

[@michael]

Originally posted by Vision

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/be...rticle/2565191

An essay he wrote, there's a gross part about women in there.

I still get disgusted reading about this. He openly celebrated the rape of women, the most violent and horrible thing a woman could experience. Appalling on every level. Worse than anything Trump has done tbh.

[Andres]

Originally posted by Marvin

Hillary forces target Bush donors

Ummm

The first progressive to take money from the Bushs

[Temporal]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Idk. Here in Texas, if a high school senior is in the top 10% of hher class then she is automatically accepted to any texan public university.

Texas has a great education system so Bernard's fear mongering is falling on deaf ears.

Im surprised Bernard hasnt started protest against comon core curriculum. Common core curriculum is dangerous to education my opinion

Except the iconique University of Texas at Austin! Poor A&M. Talent always wins!