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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: y2kate who wrote (113154)12/12/2000 8:41:10 PM
From: RON BL  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
Sorry for repeat but this post was misdirected

Republicans oppose funding !!!! Well you sound like a religious fanatic who says this child doesn't need medicine he just needs prayer. Of course there is nothing wrong with the teachers ,the methodology, the curriculum, the lack of discipline, No of course not . It's just we just need more money. MOoey will solve it all.
That's the liberal mantra today. We can solve everything if you just give us your money. What ever happened to ideas. It's now always money will solve everything. What don't you rename the party to the "WE NEED MONEY PARTY"
BY the way the biggest joke in decades was the Democrat National Convention where there were all these people wildly cheering the public school system when not one person in the crowd had a kid in the public school system
Bush sent his kids to public schools Gore didnt !!!
Even half the teachers send their kids to private schools. IF they are so poorly paid it shows you how bad the public schools must be. Get your head out of the sand and have an open mind. You have already wasted one generation of children how many before you admit your methodologies are wrong ?
Want to make the public school system better then mandate that every politician has to send their kids to public schools
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