House Republicans have been the laughingstock of the nation since the GOP/Tea Party took control
of the House of Representatives back in 2010, but what one House Democrat did to embarrass them
this week will make them even more so.

Democratic Representative Mark Takano of California was elected to the House in 2012. Before
election night, he had been an English teacher for 24 years. So perhaps it was a matter of fate
or plain old bad luck that Republicans would do something that would allow Takano to use his
experience as a former teacher to thoroughly embarrass themselves.


this is a major problem. While there are not any education requirements to become a
congressman, one would at least expect Republicans of all people to know proper English
and write decent letters. These are the same people who expect immigrants to know and
speak English, yet they apparently don’t understand English either. It makes Republicans
sound very hypocritical and reflects poorly on the seriously underfunded education system.
It also demonstrates how Republicans are incapable of providing evidence to back up their
positions.

The statist aren't the cool crowd anymore.

Their poor government schooling seems to give them the ability see through much of the state propaganda.

Quoted from Tommy

Not Listening:
What Republicans Could Learn From George W. Bush

Quoted Text

In Decision Points, his memoir published in 2010, Bush explains how he came to understand
that a “pathway to citizenship” had to be created for many if not all of the 12 million undocumented
workers living in the United States, and their families. After 9/11, he recalls, his administration spent
an additional $75 billion on border security, including new surveillance technology, additional detention
facilities, and thousands more border patrol agents.

“I hoped our focus on security would reassure the American people that we were serious about
stopping illegal immigrants from entering the country,” he recalls. “But defensive measures alone
would not solve the problem. America’s economy was a magnet for the poor and the hopeful.
The longest and tallest fence in the world would not stop those determined to provide for their
families.”

The National Memo
http://www.nationalmemo.com/not-listening-what-republicans-could-learn-from-george-w-bush/

at least the baggers TRY to form words and sentences..
the gubment check crowd can barely sign their name...a lot of them have the same one..."X"!... but what can you expect from products of our public education system?