Cost Of College
So get your duct tape ready before you watch this video from MSNBC. As is usual with liberals the woman on the right (while actually on the LEFT) continues to interrupt the man on the left (Actualy RIGHT & CORRECT) thus the need for duct tape to contain your head’s impending explosion. When you cannot win an argument talk louder and over everybody else. To his credit Mr. Schiff does not partake of this type of “debate” though on many levels I wish he would just tell her to shut up while he talks.
This headline should alternately make your head explode, make you cry, or piss you off. Published by the Washington Post (Obama Post) last Thursday (click on the headline to be directed to the full article) it fallaciously attempts to paint the “Dem’s” as cost cutters because, I guess, their tax plan “costs” less. 
Arthur Amolpid got out of high school in 1950. While his grades weren’t that great his job prospects were even worse. Art, however, was an entrepreneur before the term was commonly used and looked for a way to make it on his own. Fortunately his folks didn’t mind that he stayed with them while he pursued his dream. He just needed to figure out what that dream was. His parents were not that well to do and lived within their modest means, but Arthur felt comfortable with the wealthy and frequently socialized with the more affluent crowd. 
A few months ago I wrote about 
My own personnel experience with public education was limited to a year in kindergarten at Horace Mann school. The building still stands today, but no education going on in there anymore unless you consider stabbings and shootings and in particular how to avoid them education. My parents enrolled me in a private educational system starting if first grade. Before you get all twisted the private education was Catholic Schools in which I spent the next twelve years. Going to Catholic grade school was certainly convenient as I could walk there and there certainly was discipline
