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No wonder a disaster like healthcare.gov was created by them.
It is par for the course.
I went to catholic schools, which you definitely can't classify as liberal. The nuns never taught us anything about other countries. So, I'm not sure what your point is in starting this thread.
The New York Times reports it as a hoax and MSNBC retracted their
false statements.
It really is funny how you liberals believe everything that you are spoon fed by MSNBC
.
Lol! FOX News said she didn't know Africa was a continent. (Amongst a host of other unflattering things dealing with her intelligence)
So naturally, they hired her.
MSNBC did too - and you liberals think that they are a legitimate news source.
Anyways, just watch. The liberals have had their false rumor entirely eviscerated, but they will sulk off and begin repeating the story tomorrow.
Liberals never let inconvenient facts get in the way of a good lie.
So why are you blaming NBC? FOX News said some pretty vicious things about her lack of intelligence in that clip, including the Africa thingie.
And righties think FOX is a legitimate news source.
Liberals prove that their only tactic is to deflect.
Would you like to actually address the topic, which is that Harvard students don't seem to know that the capital of Canada is Ottawa?
Most American students don't even have basic skills like reading a highway map or world map or understanding that north is up and south is down on most maps, Most Americans can't even locate America's national capital on a map of the USA or even indicate its location in a state. (This is a trick question!). How many know what there state capital is called or whaere it is located? For example how many Americans know the state capital in Illinois is not in Chicago or New York New York is not the capital of New York State,
Most American students don't even have basic skills like reading a highway map or world map or understanding that north is up and south is down on most maps, Most Americans can't even locate America's national capital on a map of the USA or even indicate its location in a state. (This is a trick question!). How many know what there state capital is called or whaere it is located? For example how many Americans know the state capital in Illinois is not in Chicago or New York New York is not the capital of New York State,
Springfield and Albany. Even I knew that, because I pay attention. I read.
Most American students don't even have basic skills like reading a highway map or world map or understanding that north is up and south is down on most maps, Most Americans can't even locate America's national capital on a map of the USA or even indicate its location in a state.
(This is a trick question!). How many know what there state capital is called or whaere it is located? For example how many Americans know the state capital in Illinois is not in Chicago or New York New York is not the capital of New York State,
I'm sorry but reading a map is not considered a basic skill in school lol Maybe parents should teach them that.
I'm sorry but reading a map is not considered a basic skill in school lol Maybe parents should teach them that.
I beg to differ, Natalie. Every year that my youngest has been in school so far, up to and including sixth grade, has included map reading. If it was available, I'd photograph and post the hand-drawn, geo-political map of Canada my son completed this week for Social Studies. If I remember correctly from my older children's middle school years, next year they will continue world geography with a focus on Asia, Africa, and South America. Also, I'm pretty sure that using a compass was covered in either fourth or fifth grade science.
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