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"We are going to have a long conversation with him about what's appropriate," Hammonds tells The News. "It was extremely poor judgment on his part, and a poor choice of words."
I'm curious, though. Did he use "shoot the President" in his choice of words, or did he use "shoot President Obama."
Perhaps he was insinuating JFK and the Texas Book Respository, which clearly demonstrates angles.
The article wasn't clear.
In any event, it was inappropriate.
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Originally Posted by thecoalman
A very poor choice but I'll bet they learned. Best teacher I ever had used very unconventional methods to teach but you always learned.
My daughter had a math teacher who kept statistics from the Broncos games, and gave problems like: John Elway threw X passes for Y yards. What was the average length of a pass. That's unconventional, relevant and positive. Using the shooting of the president to teach math is unconventional, but it's nothing else.
"We are going to have a long conversation with him about what's appropriate," Hammonds tells The News. "It was extremely poor judgment on his part, and a poor choice of words."
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