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We never raised our kids to disrespect someone else for their difference of opinion!
It seems with what is going on out there we have to revise some of our way of showing respect and start to show the same kind of respect the liberals show although I don't want to lower our way of living and believes completely to their low standards.
If President Obama would be in town and would be coming to a place I was I wouldn't deny to be in a picture based on my disagreement with his opinions.
But I do want to say that I would refuse to be in a picture with Hilliary Clinton as she is one of the lowest people in politics. The same counts for Pelosi, Waters, Chuck Schumer, etc.
I would not decline to be in a picture with Bill Clinton but do not want to be in a picture with Michele Obama for the simple reason that when she said that she only started to respect this country when Barack run or became the President, was such a low life statement that I would refuse that.
I don't have anything against females but lately there have been some that I really don't like for the statements they made.
Neither do I like Graham nor McCain but just for their service I would not decline a picture BUT I probably never be in a circumstance to be in a picture with any of them or it must be during our next Washington trip that we run into them.
It's sad the way everyone is generalizing teenagers.
I'm not saying it's all teens who are politically engaged. But look at things like the political coverage in Teen Vogue that's getting so much attention. There's an audience out there for this information.
For those who say they're parroting what they hear at home, don't you think many of their moms and dads have differing political views? Whom do they parrot then?
It's sad the way everyone is generalizing teenagers.
I'm not saying it's all teens who are politically engaged. But look at things like the political coverage in Teen Vogue that's getting so much attention. There's an audience out there for this information.
For those who say they're parroting what they hear at home, don't you think many of their moms and dads have differing political views? Whom do they parrot then?
I'd bet you money that if all the teenagers who objected to the were polled, 75% couldn't name more than two SCOTUS justices. They couldn't name the VP, and they wouldn't even know who the speaker was.
This was their parents instructing them on what to do in this circumstance.
About half of over 200 middle school students, from a New Jersey 8th grade class, refused to pose for a photo with Ryan during a school trip to Washington, DC.
Democrats fear mongering campaign reaches a new low as NJ teachers' union and democrats take a page form ME terrorist nations and use lies to teach young children to hate.
Oh please. #1 and only reason they refused: brainwashed by their parents. 8th graders don't care about politics, certainly not half of the class in New Jersey.
Smart Kids. They obviously know what is going on in politics.
Lol, no they don't.
It's like saying my cat strongly dislikes Trump continuing our disastrous policies in the ME. The reason the cat gets up and walks away during Trump's comments about our continued presence there is because I yelled at the tv.
This is kind of vague but I can recall my uncle's and some of their friends watching what numbers were going go be called for the draft.
I was younger than the eighth grade but I very well remember hoping that ended before I was old enough.
Luckily it did.
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