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]]> By: Daniel Miessler http://kenswain.com/archives/issues-with-out-country/#comment-2608 Daniel Miessler Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:07:06 +0000 http://kenswain.com/archives/issues-with-out-country/#comment-2608 <p>Ken,</p> <p>I think Obama is solid on all but two of those. Well, I think he's solid on all of them, only he disagrees with us on two of them.</p> <ol> <li>Education</li> <li>Borders</li> </ol> <p>I think he supports the highly PC notion of inundating our classrooms with non-english-speakers, which lowers our standard of education greatly. I'm not sure what his stance on classroom discipline is, but I doubt I agree with it.</p> <p>I think we need to raise our minimum standard in education, and I think that's inexorably tied to standardizing on English and giving safety and control back to the teachers. Children who are disrupting the classroom need to be ejected. If their parents failed them we cannot let the rest of the classroom suffer for it.</p> <p>I think this is the point you're making as well. Some will fall behind, but we can't afford to go back and get them every time. We have to maintain a certain minimum standard, and not doing so hurts the whole, rather than helps those we include by lowering it.</p> <p>On the borders I very much disagree with Obama. I think he's WAY to liberal on immigration. I don't think he's for harsh penalties against businesses hiring illegals, and I know he's against standardizing on English as our language.</p> <p>This dilution of our identity is killing us. I think we need to let LOTS of people in our country, but only if they want to shed what they were and become Americans.</p> <p>But on the other issues he really is strong. He's the guy who can get us out of Iraq. He's also the guy who will get us off of oil. And most importantly he's the guy who can give our country some respect again.</p> <p>I think he's the right choice, but I don't agree with him on a number of key issues. Such is life I suppose.</p> <p>What are you going to do?</p> <p>McCain? Bob Barr? Write in Paul? Obama?</p> Ken,

I think Obama is solid on all but two of those. Well, I think he’s solid on all of them, only he disagrees with us on two of them.

  1. Education
  2. Borders

I think he supports the highly PC notion of inundating our classrooms with non-english-speakers, which lowers our standard of education greatly. I’m not sure what his stance on classroom discipline is, but I doubt I agree with it.

I think we need to raise our minimum standard in education, and I think that’s inexorably tied to standardizing on English and giving safety and control back to the teachers. Children who are disrupting the classroom need to be ejected. If their parents failed them we cannot let the rest of the classroom suffer for it.

I think this is the point you’re making as well. Some will fall behind, but we can’t afford to go back and get them every time. We have to maintain a certain minimum standard, and not doing so hurts the whole, rather than helps those we include by lowering it.

On the borders I very much disagree with Obama. I think he’s WAY to liberal on immigration. I don’t think he’s for harsh penalties against businesses hiring illegals, and I know he’s against standardizing on English as our language.

This dilution of our identity is killing us. I think we need to let LOTS of people in our country, but only if they want to shed what they were and become Americans.

But on the other issues he really is strong. He’s the guy who can get us out of Iraq. He’s also the guy who will get us off of oil. And most importantly he’s the guy who can give our country some respect again.

I think he’s the right choice, but I don’t agree with him on a number of key issues. Such is life I suppose.

What are you going to do?

McCain? Bob Barr? Write in Paul? Obama?

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