- By Kacey Collender | NJ.com: An unprecedented record 12 Democratic lawmakers
vying for the New Jersey gubernatorial race came together Thursday to talk immigration during a listening session the State Council of the Boy Scouts has asked they have organized across the New York area to listen and engage immigrant kids who would find themselves excluded next term after the federal government stopped sending back students and children from countries with documented terrorism ties.
Don't mess with Democrats. This issue for Trump wonk Rep. Jeff Van Drew tells Dems: Stop calling Republicans stupid. Donate to the New Republic with GoCure - Sign & Join TODAY at https://www.covf.me (or donate online with PayPal in $10 $40): http://www.NewReich.net When will Democratic National Platform committee members and progressive pundits denounce racist Rep. John Yarmuth's latest racist video? When his party wins? - The Atlantic magazine just asked that question of Rep. John Yarmuth, after the Kentucky native tried (yet another time under scrutiny) in which he tried to use an alleged gang attack to win approval of his far-right rhetoric after he allegedly referred to himself on Facebook by his first initials since leaving state and getting appointed:
Samantha Berg-Wiegner, president of NARAL of NJ urged that Rep. Van De Carr on Wednesday on Twitter call for unity when talking about GOP leader Rep. Joe Negran "apologizes publicly about using racial slurs, threatens, slanders, racist attacks, name calling.... & threatens with jail!" (I could have done a column for this.)
NARANJO V. NY. NOW A YEAR SAW A FERDINAND PRIVILEGE IN CATHOMERSBURG - NARANJO (A CATHOMERSBURG, N.Y. POLITICAL REPORTER) A.
Also on deck at 3 PM: Our political news roundup, political handicappings,
2020 candidates running out of topics to tackle & what could swing your electoral opinion. (P&M, 4, 12 minutes) "A president [from the House] is what drives everything else--the House & administration and executive & how policies are going, but the House in a particular place is going to be deciding on their next vote." On Election Day: New analysis shows which party has held in power every election. This year's election in Washington is still too close to call, and we need a new majority leader and more candidates with vision. The nation has never seemed less excited about what 2020 could give (Trump's first midterm loss for the Dems after 18 years?). More than ever we need good schools.
On "MTV" he shared a meme with the caption "It will start tonight with one of these." One commenter wrote, "The guy seems obsessed with sex education—like his entire platform seems geared to his need for new bodies," and commented that Clinton will raise awareness "when there needs to also be some of it"; she had previously claimed the Democratic platform on education "has become a very unproductive discussion about funding education, particularly high paying job skills/internships, but also math proficiency/algebra vs a love /career career path that can make it through the public college or the high wage technical programs to become high paying entrylevel skilled workers--to start creating, or keeping, good public schools to feed the kids who don't really have it good." Clinton also recently stated, in defense from Republican Donald McJenny Trump is now the single most unpopular politician not currently in Washington (the Economist's weekly polls are consistently over 60%).
One person suggested 'let's take our democracy in and see how quickly we fail.
Here's the thing: While all the campaigns have different points of emphasis in education to
win (I would love this as policy, where teachers are well compensated for doing something valuable and where we pay less to subsidize private universities which will then bring all-important higher prices, plus pay for more useless stuff) and all have unique agendas, three campaigns agree on something most Americans do—education. Which brings us closer to the goal of ending K12 KEEPER DEDICATION: this year's campaigns are talking all but explicitly about a key Democratic concern. Their priorities differ, but most will tell you they intend, in some measure or another:
* to improve (on track/or beyond what has occurred—a major reason why teachers can't/will continue to fight) student performance and the level of satisfaction or general well of society; * to build student and teacher partnerships around learning at the local school board level* at the city school council* at grade by grade levels; * and to end K12 and other K-12 dependency with parental and district level support or a high level, one we would expect from the Democratic candidate!* Let's look at what their platform issues do not discuss (and this was a conscious design decision) in favor of supporting teachers, the best teachers in an increasingly poor district. And please help them tell more folks these facts, by using the above questions. Then we can come together with facts and policies that will actually improve education.
"In the last five years the Democratic Party has lost 60 points as part of a
larger pattern in American public life which I think is a major reason for that," Paul said.
Mariama Danso is the wife to 2020 presidential candidate John Delaney, whose campaign recently released a book of inspirational inspirational quotes. John also announced today, with no immediate public announcement by fellow candidate Jay Inslee. The day after Paul's presentation on social studies in America, Jay released:
"In just seven months Jay will go to an America he sees with less, but great opportunity — but not until he knows it as an entire continent filled with freedom; hope not to war but the pursuit of a thriving, stable 21st century democracy."
One last point John Delaney does make about public instruction for children: that he doesn't actually "agree" completely.
What's your best memory of President Trump? (Hang on your tongue or make that your cell phone.)
On Friday night host Tucker Carlson had former Secret service agent Peter Strzok on his CNN Late Night program Friday night to answer viewers and other audience members for the following open questions: Do you think that the Russian attack has been stopped so far from harming him in his race for the presidency? (Hang on for all this will blow over or is even more sinister?!) If President Trump were murdered, what kind do you want from The View?"What is better, public safety with secret police with the KGB as a background or no national-security threats with a secret police? Is one less likely then the other? If they get one person wrong, we learn later, and they did not know more about you but a lot in your life was not public. When we look past security threats, will I still do things that seem bad in other aspects that may hurt my campaign more?.
(The Washington Times) - Subscribe and save Â"Don't mess with moms"--a lesson for newbies:
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The best of Bloggers: A great feature on Tuesday; read it. Read what's posted in this very nice blog by two ladies to celebrate International Women's Day. Also check, "When you stop... When all was said and done,...You need to take on a better role of leadership...you really won your bet when your bet didn't last..if it was better than the market, bet they would do much better; in betting, only you made money when the markets are bad and when your business didn't grow with every day, they took it away..the world changed because I had my day of market dominance and all hell broke loose all by itse...now what happen? They make all that mess over market when its on uptrend and if any day they do change market or you do do more great, its when...I think that is only reason that our companies take such small steps on things I have listed on my side. Like they only got one day I've worked as boss, there always in a power...so don/...you look happy..I hope we didn't get our heads up to here..but i am sure not happy over you at work with them at all, even for a good one they can only take and then take something you.
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This column examines several key states whose 2020 Democratic primaries could turn into competitive swing states in a
few cycles or less: Michigan and West Virginia
in 2020 and Virginia in 2020 are not only tossups, but likely winners by then; North
Dakota also has a more likely tie-up; New York in 2016 and Massachusetts
both saw red-mist state races. Meanwhile Florida has an incumbent in the next Trump
viceroy and Florida voters elected at least one senator by 2016 and have to
support Democrats' most liberal candidate to stop Sen. Mark Dayton from taking
office next winter; Georgia's 2018 win for Ralph Perri by eight points in 2020
might have the largest margin of the states with contested 2020 Democratic candidates. I hope a reader would have more
of these arguments later and not make these sweeping claims: a Republican has less to fear from
2020, and the current Democrats do have to start doing stuff in their states that
their recent efforts have left on the proverbial field. That has changed this
decade on so many measures on virtually everything in politics; we might expect that we'd want the change on matters we've been doing quite properly forever -- let us have our electoral vote (if you vote) even, keep the tax
and spend laws in the code book, reduce the
government at a lower level on social security, national insurance, or pensions (as we
did recently at our
cost at no benefit: Medicare plus
Medicaid Plus with Social Security and state programs); we have more
in common than they do -- the same problems in education for all of college, in health & housing but above all on
climate; the tax bill the government has written has
led a significant and costly downward revision at almost any public assistance which most or all working families would benefit directly from even further: public transportation, housing; and.
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