You know, it's just the Dems (us no Trumpers), the Pope, Isis, and Kim fucking Jong-un on the side side against Russia and Trump.
and by the looks of those numbers they will have Congress for about 16 more months. Of course nothing will get done in 2018 because it is election season. So really like 5 more months of power to waste before Congress switches back, like it always does in the 2 half of a President's first term.
It's good to see Trumpers finally embrace taking healthcare from 20m+. It was awkward watching you guys step around it.
"Pretty good" is pretty ambiguous. Pretty good for Alabama would not be considered pretty good for Massachusetts or Connecticut in most instances.
We know what they talked about. We know they didn't like what the Russian said. How do we know that? Because fucking DTjr told us. Jesus fucking Christ. I hate to call people names but fuck dude you're being a fucking idiot about this shit.
Objectively. Relative to the state, it's a really good system. It's a big county/system, so there's some variance within. But, overall, it's pretty good. It's an affluent area where people actually use the public school system. Alabama has shitty public schools because they're underfunded. Property taxes are laughably low to protect large corporate landowners and affluent people would rather send their kids to private school.
How do you, yourself, objectively gauge the goodness of a county school system nationally? Given its so close to a population system of the state I would think its good relative to its state peers; given property tax -= funding --> funding = better school systems.
It's "bronze" on USNWR's rankings, which is the top 30%. Still, the point was that Alabama's education problem isn't because a Spanish Fort AP government teacher put out an idiotic summer reading list that wasn't approved by the board of education.