I would not ratify any convention of the UN, nor give them up any of our national sovereignty or citizen’s rights to them.
Look for the scholarships; they’re out there. But on a related note, the only reasons the base price is so high is because the cost is “propped up” by all the entitlement-rather-than-earned government subsidies for education. When the consumer HAS to pay the cost, the demand and supply curves intersect at a reasonable point. When demand is subsidized, the point of intersection is ridiculous. It’s academic socialism, and is indicative of our society at large. Do I think gifted and hard-working, high-achieving students ought to have private foundations and corporations invest in their futures with well-earned scholarships? Yes. Private. Earned. Deserved. Not “you owe this to me.”
Yes. Of course. Because Americans were killed and we still know nothing and have done nothing about it.
Wow. I guess the whole world is now America.
Of course it should be covered. But the MSM don’t report the news, they proceed with an agenda.
I have no problem holding him accountable, but I can think of a few other people that need to be held accountable as well.
I think that a thinking person would have to say, “What is he thinking?!” And then conclude that either he is not, OR that he is actually intentionally steering America to bankruptcy.
I respect Jeb Bush, and I do want to (we NEED to) reach out to Hispanics. But I don’t know that it’s wise to have another Bush in the White House. Again, I believe it’s an honorable family; I only think that it begins to look like a dynasty, and I’m afraid that stereotype is already too “out there” in the public’s GOP image. Also, I don’t believe that Jeb has quite the take I have on a “road to citizenship” for those who came here illegally. I’m not even saying that I’m not open to it eventually with the following stipulations: 1. We secure the borders first. (We don’t talk about securing it. We don’t promise to secure it. WE SECURE IT. FIRST.) 2. No one who came here illegally gets one step ahead of those who have been legally waiting in line. Because I seriously doubt either of these first two will happen, I remain skeptical about such a path.
I am so saddened that such a day of achievement, unity and celebration could be turned into a day of grief. I am amazed that the White House “believes” this is an act of terrorism. Of course it is. Yet, I am amazed that they’re actually willing to use the word. Terrorism. Let’s deal with it.
My thoughts are pretty much what I always think about a libertarian’s views. I admire them fiscally, but approving of their social views is tantamount to promoting the moral (and eventual total) decay of our nation. And I suspect that his terms of “peace” in Israel are not terms that would satisfy me, much less Israel.