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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck
Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck. I don’t normally pay much attention to school shootings. They just aren’t stories that interest me very much, and I feel like most of the perpetrators … Continue reading
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Some Children Left Behind… Maybe
Diligent Asian students dominate global exam. I’d just like to bring this to everyone’s attention, as it directly relates to my previous piece on standardized testing. This article is a great example of the sort of thing I was talking … Continue reading
The Inevitable Obamacare Statistics Game
I’m very very late on this one. The idea for this originally came to me a few weeks ago back when Obamacare was still dominating the headlines and many of its supporters and architects were rushing to defend it with … Continue reading →