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#31
BTW..... since you love counting references. Read it again and tell me how many references there were to the KIDS themselves. You know.... to the audience. How many times did he make a remark that might hit home to the KIDS because he referenced THEM instead of the country?
You - 145 times I - 56 times School - 18 times Education - 10 times Responsibility - 8 times Yourself - 7 times Country - 7 times (I was a little off) Students - 6 times Work - 5 times Parents - 5 times College - 5 times America - 5 times Teachers - 5 times Schools - 4 times Homework - 4 times Class - 4 times Succeed - 3 times Nation - 3 times Studying - 2 times Study - 2 times It's all about the O and the kiddies. "L'etat? C'est moi." And while you're digging up speeches by past presidents, it might be worth your while to examine (a) the opposition party's reaction at the time and, more importantly, (b) the planned follow-up by our proud NEA members at the time. I don't think you'll find much consistency (on either side of the discussion). As I said before, I don't have a beef with The One™ coming down from Mount Olympus and talking to the kids. I'm sure that it will be rather exciting for some of them. I also don't imagine the kids will remember much of what he said by the following morning anyway. Did you become a pseudo-leftist goofball just because Jimmy Carter told you to? :moon: I doubt it. It's the follow-up that is likely to raise a few eyebrows among the nation's parents.
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#32
that is what has me scratching my head. why the follow up? give the speech and move on with the rest of the day, if it's truly all that our president wants to do. you know, encourage our youth
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