And let’s not forget how quick they were to make careers and win awards over the Russia hoax. MSDNC and the Clinton news network . Among a few others.Arab man in box truck tried to attack Biden at white house.
CNN reports that it's a white supremacists.
Crickets
Arab man in box truck tried to attack Biden at white house.
CNN reports that it's a white supremacists.
Crickets
CNN lost credibility long ago. And your post shows their propaganda worked on you. Congrats
LOL I said "if true" because I do not know if its fact or not because I do not watch it, nor am I going to spend time researching it. How funny 13T that you also start calling people names. What I do know is Fox has settled numerous lawsuits for defamation and just recently settled one with Dominion for almost 800 million, which exposed text from their top personalities verifying they did not believe the election was stolen, however they broadcast it anyway for ratings. Up next is the Smartmatic lawsuit, which I imagine will result in a similar settlement. Lets throw in Trump/GOP trying to steal the election with the fake electors and I think its clear which side of the aisle is the biggest threat to our democracy in the future.Hypocrite
You are fast to jump fox news. Then say "if it's true" about msn.
How come you don't know "if" it's true already. It's old news. I'll tell you why. Because you ain't looking. Your to busy looking at Fox news to push your agenda.
Mostly peaceful right
You just proved you listen to talking points by always bringing Christians in your post. The research you take time to read do you do research on the writer. You will more than likely find that they are very left leaning. Look at how Matt Taibbi was treated by the left by his reporting on the Twitter Files. The IRS showed up at his house. I’m sure that you didn’t believe the Durham Report. Adam Schiff should be removed Congress but it’s obvious why he hasn’t.
I have enjoyed reading others different viewpoints. That’s what makes this country great. Hopefully everyone has a good summer.
Is it available to watch or listen to?
I will say this - ONLY because of your comment … the vast majority of (if not ALL) student-athletes who work part-time jobs make more $ annually than their coaches do (for coaching their respective sport). Coaching supplements are exclusive to the teaching salaries earned from 8am-3pm; roughly averaging out to about 7-10% of their overall teacher salary. The NCGA has no control over coaching supplement amounts - those figures are exclusively determined by local BOE’s/LEA’s. So - when and where coaching compensations are … lacking(?), those deficits are directly related to the decisions of
our locally elected officials. States like SC, GA, and TX know and understand this all too well. That’s WHY their HS coaches are compensated so well - they’re locally elected officials get it. Let’s be real and assign blame where it belongs. All it would take is a few school systems to address and “fix” this problem. Others - especially the surrounding, competing LEA’s - would ultimately be forced to follow suit in order to ensure the quality of their coaches. Just sayin …I will say this - ONLY because of your comment … the vast majority of (if not ALL) student-athletes who work part-time jobs make more $ annually than their coaches do (for coaching their respective sport). Coaching supplements are exclusive to the teaching salaries earned from 8am-3pm; roughly averaging out to about 7-10% of their overall teacher salary. The NCGA has no control over coaching supplement amounts - those figures are exclusively determined by local BOE’s/LEA’s. So - when and where coaching compensations are … lacking(?), those deficits are directly related to the decisions of
Why NOT? Because they (neither of them) don’t care! Sadly - for the most part … neither do the LEA’s. IF they did, would we even be having this conversation? They ALL take for granted (and in so doing - take advantage of) the reality that just about all prep-level coaches do so for the love of working with student- athletes and/or the love of “the game.” It is a long running paradox that will be changing no time soon.
www.carolinajournal.com
This should be interesting.
Two distinct Senate bills could halt high school NIL contracts
Two distinct Senate Bills SB 636 and SB 574, if passed, could nullify a recent policy change to let high school students enter into “name, image, likeness,” or NIL, contracts before the new policy goes into effect July 1st.
Wonder how she’ll feel if the next elected Superintendent of Public Instruction is from the other party.
That’s why everyone is moving to Florida.
