There is no so called "unanswered" questions about Obama.. The problem is the far right people & media keep saying that and people believe it.. If you look up FACTS, you could learn it is NOTHING BUT SCARE-TATICS and fear-mongering by the far right media.. I am so tired of the slamming of non-truths about Obama.. My 80 year old mother is brain-washed with listening 24/7 to Rush, Hennity, Fox, Mark Levin and such that it makes me sad she believes EVERYTHING they say is truth.. It is like propaganda!! I know because I listen to it to.. BUT with very OPEN MIND.
I am done with this crap.. And already voted..
Yep! You got that right!. I do think one thing that's happening though is that when a comment is made - whether it's intended as a jibe or not - it's taken that way; people jump to O's defense and the battle begins.
Just want to mention I've been covering the election in my 5th grade classroom for 7 weeks now and my students still have no clue who I will vote for.They've been working on Election Journals (mostly at home), which consist of gathering four facts a week on the candidates, with resources cited. If they are interested in earning an A, responses to each fact must be included. It has to end with a paragraph about who they would vote for and why--using facts from their Journal to support their decision. A creative cover also helps.
We've talked about everything in the last 7 weeks...and it's refreshingly civil when one is discussing politics with 10 year olds.
I can't wait to read the Journals.
I'll tell them who I voted for on Nov 5th.
Karla, What a wonderful idea - a GREAT way to handle the election in your classroom, it will certainly be interesting to hear what the children have to say - these are the types of things that make you an awesome teacher.Just want to mention I've been covering the election in my 5th grade classroom for 7 weeks now and my students still have no clue who I will vote for.They've been working on Election Journals (mostly at home), which consist of gathering four facts a week on the candidates, with resources cited. If they are interested in earning an A, responses to each fact must be included. It has to end with a paragraph about who they would vote for and why--using facts from their Journal to support their decision. A creative cover also helps.
We've talked about everything in the last 7 weeks...and it's refreshingly civil when one is discussing politics with 10 year olds.
I can't wait to read the Journals.
I'll tell them who I voted for on Nov 5th.
she's not running for presidentwell I felt I had to comment about Miss Cindy AND her drug use
Well if THAT isn't calling the kettle BLACK! I AM stating that because SHE has the "powers that be" she walks away with a slap on her hand because of WHO she is and the fact that it gets downplayed while O keeps getting his brought up. If you think that one persons drug abuse does NOT affect an entire family you are mistaken. Why if Miss Cindy were to fall off the wagon do you think it would not affect McCain and the presidency? Oh Yeah, they would keep it in the closet outta site outta mind. Of course he was clueless (blink-blink) that she even had a problem till she got caught. I am done I already cast my vote and it isn't for the McPalin clanYes Cindy McCain was treated for abuse of perscription drugs. She's admitted it just as Obama has admitted his drug use. If you're referring to my mention of O's drug abuse - I wasn't throwing stones. I merely said that IMO it would affect his ability to obtain a federal security clearance. Evidently it no longer would.
This is a perfect example of what I meant when I said that people see jibes where none were intended. The only difference is that you didn't jump to Obama's defense; instead you attacked someone who isn't even running for office.
No apology neededLaura I guess I owe you another apology. I fully intended way back there to not post on your "happy" thread again....but I got sucked in. I'm done this time for sure.
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