in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. :)
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Audacity of Truth
Move Along:
""The whole issue of this - of talking points, frankly, throughout this process has been a sideshow. The whole thing defies logic. And the fact that this keeps on getting churned out, frankly, has a lot to do with political motivations."
Pres. Obama on GOP demands for Benghazi answers, 5/13/2013
Nanny says, “No lunches from home!”
**Posted by Phineas
There were several good competitors for Reason.tv’s “Nanny of the Month” award, but the judges had no choice but to give it to a woman who embodies the spirit of “minding everyone else’s business:” Elsa Carmona, a school principal in Chicago who has forbidden students from bringing lunch from home:
I’d be real curious to know what, if any, connections she has to the company that supplies the school’s lunches.
Or maybe she was just jealous that she never had a Pokemon lunch box.
(Crossposted at Public Secrets)
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There was a guy who sat at my lunch table in high school that would probably agree with such a policy. Every day he brought in a “brown bag” lunch that his mother had packed; every day he looked inside, said “I can’t eat this $#!+”, then bought his lunch from the cafeteria…
I wonder what the punishment is for violating this idiotic rule.
If the school lunches there are as bad as the ones I remember from long ago, eating one is punishment enough.
Wonder if the principal eats the cafeteria food??? I bet not. She probably orders out for pizza.