How about instead of doing a sneaky, end-around, and trying to get CRT taught in public schools, that we instead have a curriculum which includes life skills?
One of the books they should read is called: The Five Love Languages, which teaches them how to effectively communicate with people of all types. It's great for adults as well. I'd imagine it's the most popular book recommended by marriage counselors.
There's no hatred in this book. No singling out a particular race for being evil. No telling minority students they're too ignorant to think for themselves. Its goal is to bring people together, not divide them. Which one of these would you want taught?
We should ask ourselves, why democrats continue to hide what they're doing? I can usually get access to any legislation floating around so I can check it out for myself, but when it comes to Dems, it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack when it's a large piece of legislation. They keep it on the move so it's hard to track down.
Their mantra, so we can't get access to what they're doing, is: "It's not finished yet. We'll let you know when it's finished." But all of a sudden, their Bill will go to the floor for a vote and most of the legislators on both sides of the aisle end up dazed and confused. Although not brought up much, there are a lot of democrats who are sick of being treated as second-class citizens by their own Party.
Can you imagine how embarrassing it is for them to appear completely out of the know when questions from their constituents begin pouring in? Remember, let's pass the legislation and then we'll read it by Pelosi? The moment those words left her lips, she should've been impeached or at the very least, sent packing by her constituents. Sad indeed.
You see it wasn't just republicans who were livid about what Pelosi said, a lot of democrats were as well, they just don't like to show it. If there's one thing democrats are brilliant at, it's protecting each other through circling the wagons.
In other news, NBC just settled the lawsuit with Nick Sandmann. The amount is unknown, but if I were guessing, since these networks are going down like they have glass jaws, he probably has a net worth of around $300 million at this point and I'm loving every minute of it. Come on Nick, save some for Kyle! 😄
Meet the new owners of CNN and MSNBC! 😁
One of the books they should read is called: The Five Love Languages, which teaches them how to effectively communicate with people of all types. It's great for adults as well. I'd imagine it's the most popular book recommended by marriage counselors.
There's no hatred in this book. No singling out a particular race for being evil. No telling minority students they're too ignorant to think for themselves. Its goal is to bring people together, not divide them. Which one of these would you want taught?
We should ask ourselves, why democrats continue to hide what they're doing? I can usually get access to any legislation floating around so I can check it out for myself, but when it comes to Dems, it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack when it's a large piece of legislation. They keep it on the move so it's hard to track down.
Their mantra, so we can't get access to what they're doing, is: "It's not finished yet. We'll let you know when it's finished." But all of a sudden, their Bill will go to the floor for a vote and most of the legislators on both sides of the aisle end up dazed and confused. Although not brought up much, there are a lot of democrats who are sick of being treated as second-class citizens by their own Party.
Can you imagine how embarrassing it is for them to appear completely out of the know when questions from their constituents begin pouring in? Remember, let's pass the legislation and then we'll read it by Pelosi? The moment those words left her lips, she should've been impeached or at the very least, sent packing by her constituents. Sad indeed.
You see it wasn't just republicans who were livid about what Pelosi said, a lot of democrats were as well, they just don't like to show it. If there's one thing democrats are brilliant at, it's protecting each other through circling the wagons.
In other news, NBC just settled the lawsuit with Nick Sandmann. The amount is unknown, but if I were guessing, since these networks are going down like they have glass jaws, he probably has a net worth of around $300 million at this point and I'm loving every minute of it. Come on Nick, save some for Kyle! 😄
Meet the new owners of CNN and MSNBC! 😁
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