Posted on 06/20/2013 5:59:34 PM PDT by raptor22
She has such a pleasant looking face.
She has a valid point.
Why would anyone seek advice from an Olympic athlete on how to improve one’s performance in athletics?
Why would anyone seek advice from a golf pro on the game of golf?
Why would anyone seek out a certified financial advisor on money management?
I can’t think of a single reason to inquire of a military officer about battle strategies.
Likewise, it makes no sense to seek out someone who has been well educated on education policies.
How many children has she eaten so far?
All we need to know about this wretched woman.
true!!!
We wouldn’t have 3/4 of the problams in this country that we have now, if we had never had a dark skinned person here.
It isn’t pretty, but it is the truth.
IBD EDITORIAL PING
The white man’s taxes are what keeps the Chicago school system running and keeps this she-beast well supplied with greasy pork chops
IBD EDITORIAL PING
So SHE was the one!
“When will we address the fact that rich white people think they know what’s in the best interests of African-American and Latino children, no matter what their parents’ income or education level?” she said during a luncheon presentation to the City Club of Chicago.
Race is one of Lewis’ favorite topics, even though it largely distracts, inflames and muddies whatever policy issue she attempts to advance at the time. In her speech Tuesday, those issues included the need for art and music in Chicago Public Schools, the desire for bold ideas from City Hall and tax reform to fund the schools.
During her City Club speech, Lewis referred over and over to “the children.” She attacked “rich white people” who don’t really care about “black and brown” kids. She attacked banks, CPS, City Hall, Springfield, CEOs and, of course, editorial boards.
But let’s be honest about what CTU is and what it does. It’s a labor union whose primary responsibility is to protect and boost the pay and benefits of the adults in the system. CTU supporters may hoist signs at rallies that read, “Make Kids a Priority!” But CTU doesn’t, nor is it designed to.
Putting kids first would conflict with the very tenets of CTU’s agenda. Putting kids first would mean expanding school choice, eliminating tenure, prohibiting teacher strikes and instituting merit pay. Those policies offer the city’s least advantaged students a shot at a better school. Those policies keep strong teachers in the classroom.
CTU consistently fights those policies. Like all teacher unions, CTU is devoted to protecting pay and pensions for the grown ups. Just look at the pension stalemate in Springfield. Stalling necessary pension changes has been priority No. 1.
http://my.chicagotribune.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-76388397/
Isn’t that the woman that John Candy told to go downtown and have a rat gnaw that thing off her face?
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