Some Red State/Blue State Indicia
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Tapate50
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Tapate50
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This right here is blue leadership in a nutshell. Congrats Libs
I hate that right-wingers are taking Newsom’s lazy bait so hard. This stupid motherfucker is going to become the nominee and I’m going to hate every moment of it.
(But also he’s kind of right here. When your standard bearer is Donald effing Trump, I think it’s time to just shut the fuck up about decorum)
Tapate50
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Illegal migrant, granted a CDL by state of California, pulls illegal u Turn in the freeway and kills 3 red state citizens
Gee Thanks Gavin
Gee Thanks Gavin
This shit is wild, because I actually think it’s a reasonable, common sense step to not allow undocumented immigrants to obtain a CDL and would support such legislation, but think this is a shit reason to go after it. By all means, this driver deserves all the punishment he’s sure to get for his reckless driving, but he’s been on the roads not killing people for 5 years apparently, and I’m positive he’s not the only such person driving all day, every day. So it’s not like illegal immigrants *can’t* drive trucks effectively. I just don’t think it’s prudent to not have a sufficient background on drivers and it does present different types of public safety issues.
zitothebrave
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‘Dreams crushed’: Carrie Underwood, a proud Trump backer, now struggling to keep farm alive without labor
Owning a farm was a no-brainer for Carrie Underwood, who grew up on one in Checotah, Oklahoma.
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Farmers had big families for a reason. Generations worked the same farm. My grandfather worked a farm with his brothers and his children all at the same time, they still needed to bring in migrant workers for harvest because it was too much work for just a small work force
Tapate50
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Hahahahahah....‘Dreams crushed’: Carrie Underwood, a proud Trump backer, now struggling to keep farm alive without labor
Owning a farm was a no-brainer for Carrie Underwood, who grew up on one in Checotah, Oklahoma.
Farmers had big families for a reason. Generations worked the same farm. My grandfather worked a farm with his brothers and his children all at the same time, they still needed to bring in migrant workers for harvest because it was too much work for just a small work force
Trouble maintaining 400 acres?
A better headline " Soft music artist shocked she needs to work the 400 acres she bought, as president she supported that said he would deport illegals, does what he promised. "
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Teachers from New York and California who apply to teach in Oklahoma will now have to answer questions meant to screen out “woke indoctrinators” with left-wing views — the latest attempt by Oklahoma officials to push the state’s education system rightward.
The test’s 50 questions will cover topics about U.S. government, religion and gender, according to examples shared by the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters (R).
Walters announced plans to administer the test at a state education board meeting in July in which he said California and New York — the nation’s two largest blue states — have teaching standards considered “antithetical” to Oklahoma’s.
“We’re not bringing in woke indoctrinators into the classroom,” Walters told The Washington Post on Monday, adding, “It’s a very America-first approach.”
Walters has courted controversy for previous efforts to shape Oklahoma’s schools, including distributing Bibles in classrooms and backing a proposal to teach high-schoolers that there were “discrepancies” in the 2020 election.
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Oklahoma produces 1/50th the number of scientists that Massachusetts does on a per capita basis. What is it about being born in Oklahoma (and other red states) that makes it more difficult for a child to become a scientist or engineer. I'm prepared to entertain the possibility that it is a lack of aptitude. But I suspect there are other factors at work. The United States would be a third-world country if it had to rely on people born in red states for its supply of scientists and engineers. Not an exaggeration. We would be like Mexico. Without the good food and dance music.
Most of the questions on this "test" are surprisingly simple and not really ideological. And I would imagine that the number of teachers in California and New York looking to teach in Oklahoma is quite small. But Superintendent Walters (R) gets to notch another scalp in his anti-woke campaign.
The test’s 50 questions will cover topics about U.S. government, religion and gender, according to examples shared by the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters (R).
Walters announced plans to administer the test at a state education board meeting in July in which he said California and New York — the nation’s two largest blue states — have teaching standards considered “antithetical” to Oklahoma’s.
“We’re not bringing in woke indoctrinators into the classroom,” Walters told The Washington Post on Monday, adding, “It’s a very America-first approach.”
Walters has courted controversy for previous efforts to shape Oklahoma’s schools, including distributing Bibles in classrooms and backing a proposal to teach high-schoolers that there were “discrepancies” in the 2020 election.
#1 in educational freedom
Oklahoma produces 1/50th the number of scientists that Massachusetts does on a per capita basis. What is it about being born in Oklahoma (and other red states) that makes it more difficult for a child to become a scientist or engineer. I'm prepared to entertain the possibility that it is a lack of aptitude. But I suspect there are other factors at work. The United States would be a third-world country if it had to rely on people born in red states for its supply of scientists and engineers. Not an exaggeration. We would be like Mexico. Without the good food and dance music.
Most of the questions on this "test" are surprisingly simple and not really ideological. And I would imagine that the number of teachers in California and New York looking to teach in Oklahoma is quite small. But Superintendent Walters (R) gets to notch another scalp in his anti-woke campaign.
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That seems like a fake article. It could be true. But it has the calling cards of a fake article.‘Dreams crushed’: Carrie Underwood, a proud Trump backer, now struggling to keep farm alive without labor
Owning a farm was a no-brainer for Carrie Underwood, who grew up on one in Checotah, Oklahoma.
Farmers had big families for a reason. Generations worked the same farm. My grandfather worked a farm with his brothers and his children all at the same time, they still needed to bring in migrant workers for harvest because it was too much work for just a small work force
Boy, if there’s one company I’m looking to for wisdom it’s definitely the zombie husk of Bed, Bath and Beyond.
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I didn't know a viewpoint of "i won't bother operating in your borders bc you're so incompetent" even existed but California continues to surprise