Precipice-y for whom? That is the question.
Q never specified who would get the precipice. Where we go one we go all - whether we want to go or not.
The following is not in reference to DJT. Anon doesn't consider him a career politician.
>career politicians
(One of the lowest forms of humanity)
>Politicians will not support whatever policy they choose whenever they choose; rather, they will only espouse policies that they believe do not hurt their electoral chances.
https://www.mackinac.org/OvertonWindow#overview
Anon rarely cusses, but truly there is only one description for career politicians: chickens**t people
Weak, watery, copious and repulsive.
Prostitutes; brown-noses.
Anon hopes when this is done that every elected office is term-limited, and SC chosen via election, not appointed.
> for whom?
>the people
Agreed. Sure is a little hard to watch though, if anon is honest.
Not the collapse of society - people get the society they deserve - but the destruction of actual physical aspects of our land is just sad to anon.
This is the stupidity level of teachers in TX schools. Not all, but the majority. Older TX teachers are retiring en masse to get out of the rapidly failing system.
Texas teacher resigns after allegedly lighting student's hands on fire
GRANBURY, Texas — A Texas middle school teacher has resigned after a student was burned when she put hand sanitizer on his hands and lit them on fire.
Granbury police said they responded to Granbury Middle School following a report that a student had been burned on campus. Police said the 37-year-old teacher lit the hand sanitizer on fire as part of a science experiment.
"This had reportedly been done multiple times throughout the day with other students without incident, but the student in question suffered possible 3rd-degree burns on his hands," said police.
Granbury ISD said in a statement that the teacher is no longer an employee of the school district following the student's injury.
https://www.kxxv.com/hometown/texas/granbury-teacher-fired-after-allegedly-lighting-students-hands-on-fire