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-- Ronald Reagan
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Houston ISD supe Abe Saavedra at the podium celebrating
what the Mexican American School Boards Association
called their "Triple Crown":  
Abe in Houston, Rubén Olivárez  in San Antonio,
and Mike Hinojosa in Dallas.  
(Photo taken by Peyton Wolcott at TASB/TASA convention - Dallas, October 2005)




TX: Turn up your speakers;
this'll make you smile:  
Rising Star ISD
MORE GOOD
QUESTIONS:
When will AASA, TASA & the other
49 state administrator associations
start promoting pre-embezzlement
internal trainings to school superintendents?

When will our school superintendents and
school board members start paying closer
attention to their fiduciary duty-of-care
responsibilities?

They must -- and
now --
if our great public schools are to
remain strong and locally governed.
Connie Calloway  (Collage by Peyton Wolcott)
INSET:   Former Katy ISD (TX) supe Leonard Merrell was my
first historical collage, here as King George III.  Thanks to
readers for their suggestions;  who knows who'll be next?
"The CEO's of the United States
are the Louis XIV's of the 21st
century."  
--Gerald Celente
"I believe that banking institutions
are more dangerous to our
liberties than standing armies. If
the American people ever allow
private banks to control the issue
of their currency, first by inflation,
then by deflation, the banks and
corporations that will grow up
around [the banks] will deprive the
people of all property until their
children wake-up homeless on the
continent their fathers conquered.
The issuing power should be
taken from the banks and restored
to the people, to whom it properly
belongs."

--Thomas Jefferson
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GOOD QUESTION
Do you know why it's important that
schoolchildren are taught that the United
States is a
republic and not a
democracy?  
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GOOD QUESTION:
Should the York, Pennsylvania
school board have treated them-
selves to a $20,000 trip to a Nation-
al School Boards Ass'n convention
in  San Diego, California ?
GOOD QUESTION:
Has Anthony Amato finally
found the right spot?
GOOD QUESTION ABOUT
LISA STEINBERG:
What could NY's PS 41 principal
Elliott Koreman (2nd from left) have
done to protect Lisa (far left) from her
adoptive parents Hedda Nussbaum
and Joel Steinberg?
06.06.09 FOLLOW UP:  No
response yet from Elliott Koreman at
his new day job gig teaching
teachers at Yeshiva University.
DDay:  June 6-7, 2009:  Many
thanks to the brave men who
fought back Hitler starting with
D-Day 65 years ago this weekend;
watch
Mrs. Miniver  to get a feel for
the everyday courage of that time.
GOOD QUESTION:  
Ever have one of those
frustrating $134B Japanese-
businessmen-with-
fake-Mafia
-money-at-the-Swiss-border
fuzzy math TurboTim kinda
days?
 (06.19.09)
GOOD QUESTION: Mrs. Obama,
could you please 'splain to us again
why DC public schools aren't good
enough for your kids but they are
good enough for poor kids?  Are
your kids better than other kids?  Is
this democratic of you? Is it fair or
nice?
GOOD QUESTION:  It's all
smiles at the Dictators Club --
but is this a club Americans
want their president to be a
member of?  Watch
Frank
Luntz video.   Also:  Dictators
have a way of
toppling once
the populace gets a taste of
freedom by seeing what's
happening in their
neighborhood--like Iraq.
GOOD QUESTION:   Will the U.S.
Senate call
Jeff Deskovic and
firefighter
Frank Ricci -- both
wronged by
Sonia Sotomayor --
as witnesses?
GOOD QUESTION:  President Putin?
57 states?  Betraying national security
secrets?   Can we now
put to rest
questions about
Mrs. Palin?  She's run a
state, an achievement neither Messrs.
Obama nor Biden can lay claim to.  Plus
the media's left their kids alone.
ANOTHER GOOD QUESTION:  Did Mr.
Obama really say, "Let them eat kalua pig
& $100 steaks" at his
White House luau
for 2,000?
GOOD QUESTION:  Doin'
America proud at G8?
Germany, Italy and Ireland noticed Mr.
Obama ogling a
16-year old Brazilian girl. .
. With
rising unemployment and her
husband's stimulus plan failing, Mrs.
Obama chooses a
$6,000 purse for a
walk in the woods. . . Yes, the first couple
has made quite the impression.   Will a
new baby in the White House restore Mr.
Obama's luster?   
GOOD QUESTION:  Other than being
racist, is Sonia Sotomayor even wise?
GOOD QUESTION:  Looks like a bow
to me.  What do
you think?
[      ]
July 19, 2009
GOOD QUESTION:  Is Mr.
Obama's charm really wilting --
and so soon?   James Carville
notes the ides of July plus four:  
Mark
 the 19th, he says.
GOOD QUESTIONS: Seen the
new
Associated Press
presidential
fact check? And
where's Mr. Obama's
birth
certificate?  Is he a natural
citizen of the U.S.--or of Kenya?
GOOD QUESTIONS:  
Is
this what Mr. Obama's about,
the
fall of capitalism & the rise
of
his Muslim faith? Is America
the jihadists'
Waterloo??
ANOTHER QUESTION: Is Mr. Obama like Mr.
Carter -- or more like Mr. Nixon, as
Pat
Buchanan suggests?
GOOD QUESTION:  Move along,
folks.
No racist bias or repara-
tions talk here, just your ordinary
media
millionaires & billionaires,
plus that
guy who locks himself
out of his house.
 See?
Special thanks to Rush Limbaugh & Thomas Lifson
Compare and contrast:
Shades of Richard Nixon.  
Good for
John Cornyn for
bringing this up.
More here about Mrs. Pelosi and
illegals -- from a
Democratic blog.
In case you missed it,
watch David's interview
on
Sean Hannity here.