What does it say about our country when 88% of eighth graders in Washington D.C. can’t read?
Maybe instead of spending so much time talking about abortion, the Bridge to Nowhere or Palin’s hair and glasses, our politicians and media should focus more time on issues that impact people on a day-to-day basis — starting with education.
hey heather,
so i got your card in the mail today congratulating markland and i on our “expecting” a little one. 
thanks so much, that was very sweet.
so anyway, i’ve been checking out your site fairly consistently lately, with all the convention stuff happening and everything getting more intense with the upcoming election. just wondering what you thought about ollbermann getting the boot from his covering the election stuff on msnbc. not that im an msnbc watcher, but i do find him particularly nauseating whenever i do stumble on that channel…
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/08/msnbc-hosts-olbermann-matthews-booted-from-political-night-duties/
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