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To: Windflier

My daughter works in the Virginia school system and she was reluctant to talk to co-workers about what is happening to America.

After she attended the Tax Day TEA Party in DC she found out that three others in her school had attended too.

I worked with college history professors and they have to act PC at work but for the most part they have conservative ideas but cannot speak out for fear of losing their jobs.

Slowly but surely we will roll back this progressive curriculum.


60 posted on 03/13/2010 2:25:32 AM PST by 30Moves
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To: 30Moves
Slowly but surely we will roll back this progressive curriculum.

I voted for the conservative, Don McLeroy, of the Texas State Board of Education in the election just held. He lost to a younger, more "centrist" Republican, regrettably.

Those two gentlemen talked to our local Tea Party group a couple of months ago, during the race, and I can tell you that Don McLeroy has been personally responsible for keeping some integrity in the school book texts in this state for years and years, now.

Although he lost this last election, his recent work on the new text book standards will positively affect the curriculum of every student across the nation for at least another decade.

82 posted on 03/13/2010 12:18:41 PM PST by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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