Actually, of her I am. I’m scared sh*tless of what she would try to do if, for some inexplicable reason, she were ever able to reach another level. For one, she’s dumber than a box of rocks. And she’s mean as a snake. But, she believes that she’s kind, caring and compassionate. And she demands that you respect her “authority”. All of that combined is a very, very dangerous combination. So yes, I’m very scared.
However, I don’t think she’s got an ice cubes chance in hell of doing anything more than she’s doing now, so I’m not worried. I’m just kicking back waiting for her and the rest of the Dem’s she’s competing against to start trying to knock each other off. I think it’ll be fun to watch.
I don’t want to see her rise any higher either.
She started the no tolerance policy on absenteeism in California schools.
My daughter had sinus issues and wound up having surgery and getting pneumonia shots because the frequent sinus infections weakened her immune system.
She also missed a lot of school until we finally got to the bottom of it and thanks to the Kameltoe we had to fight continually against being branded with the truancy mark.
She’s only got two more weeks and we put her in independent study this year. She’s a senior. The nightmare is almost over. Tired of their shit. Kids can blaze up in class and rip the weaves right off of the other kids but God forbid anybody miss one precious hour of indoctrination or the district lose a few dollars.
Both of my kids learned far more from reading books and watching history films on their own than they ever did at school.
Things have gotten much worse since the left went into their mass hysteria over the defeat of Hilzebub. Every bit of homework is meant to do one, some or all of the following:
1) Find out where student and family sit on the political spectrum
2) Teach student to look for racism, misogyny, homophobia and islamophobia everywhere and teach them the pretzel logic needed to find it where it doesn’t even exist.
3) Use classroom environment and peer pressure to shame students into proper groupthink.