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One thing you can count on Democrats... They want to spend more of YOUR money... How much is enough? Yeah you know... It's for the schools, think of the kids... If you believe that you are an idiot...
One thing you can count on Democrats... They want to spend more of YOUR money... How much is enough? Yeah you know... It's for the schools, think of the kids... If you believe that you are an idiot...
Funny how that same side likes to fight things like home schooling with rational like the kids should be in a school socializing with others. Yet during the virus their unions have little problem with in home learning. Wonder how the poltical wings of those union will tolerate the lack of 'SOCIALizing'.
So are these tax increases for more computers, cleaning equipment etc. Why not take it out their utility bill budgets. They should've saved aton over the last 8 months.
Which means more taxes for those that remain, which means more people will be moving out, which means more taxes for those that remain....the tax spiral down to utter ruin. Thanks, Dems!
aren't their schools still closed?hmm you would think if you are going to force stay at home and stay at home learning this would be a good time to negotiate with the teachers unions. After all a student doesn't know if his teacher is living in expensive New York or a cheap rural area. Bet you could hire 2 or 3 good teachers from the midwest somewhere for what you are paying a New York city teacher, allowing smaller classes for those distance learning students.
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