Even the most cursory inspection will prove your concern for the efficacy of the public school system is well founded, Dane.

One could begin the conversation simply by questioning the outlay of billions of dollars each year, accounting for more than 40% of the state’s entire budget, into a system that sends thousands of (largely racial minority) students out each year to face the uncertain future of a functional illiterate; a system from which 25% of even the “cream of the crop” (ie...

Rep. Bachmann has put Barney Frank, and the Democrat party, in the unenviable position of having to publicly defend it's sop to a corrupt special interest partner that is under investigation for widespread, deliberate election fraud in 17 states.

And once again, she leaves her obsessed, leftist foes sputtering impotently in the dust.

Perfect!

Kind of a shame that this exhibition of simple common sense is exciting news to some, isn't it?

Very timely questions, indeed Mitch.

The other night I was listening to Mark Heaney’s AirAmerica talk show. He was engaging in a genuine meltdown over the idea that the Democrat tax fest might harm the state’s economy by driving away business investment. Heaney’s response was that business people that don't like the Minnesota Democrat party's plan to tax them, and the businesses they manage, more than any other state in the union should not let the door hit them on the way out.