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Obama 56% Approvel Rating
He should have been out of office in 2012. I believe Hillary will win easily in 2016. The reason for both of these is America's addiction to deficiet spending. Americans love something for nothing, all Americans. It drives crime as well as politics. We are a people willing to sell our grandchildren's futures to maintain a standard of living. There can be no community in the U.S. more dependent on deficiet spending than our own Villages yet there seems to be very little concern or push back. A recent news story again claimed S.S. Trust fund was good until 2034. Damn it people there are no assets. Americans are deadbeats according to to Webster's dictionary. There I feel better.
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56% approval rating???? Are there really that many people getting Gov give-aways in this country?
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And I paid for my own education. Obviously, you didn't. |
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We're doomed financially. We're also doomed demographically as whites are being replaced as the majority by mostly hispanics. Quote:
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Those 56% were all democrats.
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Democratic, Republican Identification Near Historical Lows |
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You sound like a trumpster, lie, lie. But I guess your so perfect. |
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And yes, I DID pay for my own education, as if that means anything to anyone. It doesn't. But, can you say that? Nooo. And I did it while supporting a family of four children. And yes, I am proud of it. Self-reliance is something that one should be proud of. The gov didn't build it, regardless of our Affirmative Action president's lies. |
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You're SUPPOSED to "pay it forward" by being a good, productive citizen repaying it to society tenfold. That's the original intent of scholarships. |
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The purpose of the academic scholarship is to recruit the best and the brightest. This raises the academic bar for the institution causing demand for future potential students. When demand exceeds supply the tuition goes up. Academic scholarships reward the institution 10 fold. It's a business. Why do they give athletic scholarships? I let you figure that one out. |
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That's affirmative action too. God Bless America. These men didn't do it on their own. That's the teamwork Obama is talking about. How much was your tuition and what year did you graduate? What college did you attend and I'll tell you what the tuition is today. Let's compare apples to apples. The government [that's us] steadily lowered their contribution to colleges. It's a downward cycle that started 35 years ago. What makes it even more difficult for young people is that now 1 out of 3 have a BA or BS. That's what's needed for an entry level position. My modest salary the first year out of college was enough to pay for the previous 4 years in college if I had to. Who can say that today? |
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The tuition goes up when the government makes $trillions available via easy money. Yes, too many "students" with money to spend makes tuition go up. But it shouldn't a Harvard who gets just 1% of it's income from tuition. Athletics is where the money and prestige is. Isn't a football coach the highest paid in "academia"? Quote:
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If you want to compare costs for an education then with now, you also need to consider inflation, etc. No, the government did not do it for me. Some of us r4eally did build it ourselves. Unfortunately, liberals will never understand because they do not appreciate self-reliance. They need the government |
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I divided my State School University tuition [only] by the minimum wage in 1970. It was $350 per year / $1.60 = 220 hours of work at minimum wage Today it is $9,260 per year/ $8.60 = 1,076 hours work at minimum wage When I was in college I could work 16 hours a day--same as you. I could put together my tuition in 14 weeks for freshman year only. Today it would take my imaginary granddaughter 63 weeks for freshman year only. Run the numbers for your school. You and I did it because it was easy and doable, not because we're smarter or worked harder. Sorry for the bad news, but if you're a boomer like me you got lucky where and when you were born. And when we graduated we were close to the top of the hill because a much smaller percentage had a BA or BS. [the truth is i only worked min wage when i was 16. by the time i was 17 my dad taught me construction, electrical work and how to fix up cars and flip them. he didn't make it past 8th grade but was smart, hustled and taught me most of what i know. i think about him a lot.] these times are very different. [and i had an academic scholarship] i had fun when i wasn't working |
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Oh, and your statement about Obama's "teamwork" is just a more of the typical "feel good", "take the credit" for someone else's success liberal speak your ilk is known for! |
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The reason the kids today need a BA/BS degree for entry level is because their degree is equivalent to one of our High School diplomas. When today's college graduate can't even write a coherent sentence or do simple math, there is something radically wrong with the education system. Today's basic liberal arts degree does nothing that a decent HS education should be able to give you. And the jobs they perform do not need it anyway.
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Isaac Newton said "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." That's how I feel. Newton didn't say--"I'm a self made man who amoung other things invented the reflecting telescope with nobody helping me out at all. In fact I'm probably the best telescope maker who ever lived." I do feel responsible for the failures of others. I still think the GI Bill is an example of the government trying to pay back the military but it's not affirmative action. I was wrong about that. affirmative action an action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination, especially in relation to employment or education; positive discrimination. And I still think we all get help. That doesn't make us helpless if we also help others. |
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Notice that the definition does not reference Liberals, Obama, or their social programs. |
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And I do NOT approve of Obama's job performance and he is not a good example of what America should have as a president. And our country has survived for the past seven years in spite of his efforts to thwart it. |
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I told my kids in high school to prepare for college but also take the Cisco Networking Courses the high school offered and pass the CNA exam. This way you have options. They did not pass the exam but took the courses, became engineers and they are the gurus at work. Maybe Trump is overlooking his best idea to make America Great Again, The Apprentice Concept. After the eighth grade kids should shadow an adult for 1 year. It could be an adult with bedpan duty or a surgeon, a HVAC helper or the librarian's assistant. And when they start high school they will not waste so much time. They would see the light at the end of the tunnel and know the clock is ticking. You couldn't do that in our society. There would be all kinds of liabilities. That really requires an open mind and less government regulations. But isn't that how children used to learn? And if you go in a lot of mom and pop shops it still goes on. Losing the mom and pop shops is the hurt that keeps on hurting. |
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Can't you switch to a different channel or forum or messaging so as to not cluter up the forum with a personal pi$$ing contest.
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MOST jobs don't need a degree. It's required to weed out the minorities who even with all the free school and lowered standards, usually don't make it to graduation. Quote:
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Facts aren't racist and neither is the speaking of facts. If I made stuff up, it would be one thing, I don't, it's all facts. Facts we should all be aware of. |
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As for Obamma - he sucks! |
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The rules say to not attack another poster, yet it is done here,,,,,,,,,,,, calling someone a liar, liar??
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As someone said, it was very well done, it is one thing that we elected such a loser, but the sad part is we have a huge electorate that does not know any better. Two of our good friends, several years ago, (moochers for sure) in a discussion, we tried very nicely to point out what they were inviting and they disowned us, yes, refused to talk to us, several years ago. Good Demos.
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