Just out of sheer curiosity, I'd like to know what his idea of things going bad is. Is it, like, apocalypse bad? Or just democrats getting elected?

What just hit me is that it was the biggest turnout since before (white) women got the right to vote. 

I’d also find it more believable if he hadn’t skipped a visit to Arlington the very next day...

I just assume everything out of his mouth or fingers is a lie. It saves time and effort.

That’s fine; more Night Train for me!

As if France could give a fuck about shitty American wine.

I will be the first to let you know if things go bad!

The story in the New York Times concerning North Korea developing missile bases is inaccurate. We fully know about the sites being discussed, nothing new - and nothing happening out of the normal. Just more Fake News.

Eh, we’ve got it categorically worse out there. It’s no contest, not really. https://www.businessinsider.com/millennials-cost-of-living-compared-to-gen-x-baby-boomers-2018-5

Millennials absolutely have it worse than Gen X. The Xers were screwed, no doubt. But the millennials are on track to be the first generation in American history to be actually worse off than their parents, and the problems you mentioned are simply exponentially worse for millennials than for Xers. They’re not…

Pal you probably paid like 1/4 we did for school and made twice what we did after graduation, the situation you experienced was similar but not even remotely the same level of being screwed over

Your comment needs to be posted in large text in the CEO’s office.

The only R&D that Harley has done for most of it's existence is determining what the best way was to market their same old bikes and developing an image that doesn't appeal to many people these days.

OH. MY. GOD. *head desk*

One suggestion. By taking tons of standardized tests they don’t learn memorized facts. They learn how to win the test. That is how to get a good grade with the least amount of work. This leads to a lot of cheating on tests because everyone knows it isn’t about demonstrating your knowledge but rather simply passing the …

i throw up in my mouth a little every time i read the phrase “strong and independent woman”

We just bought A People’s History for my daughter. I’m trying to make sure she knows the history she needs for the SATs and the history we’re never taught in schools. 

The reliance on standardized testing also really strips away much of the nuance and critical thinking that can/should be taught as part of the material. Standardized tests reduce material like history to chronology and bullet points. This happened then. That happened because of X and Y. Literature becomes about…

You know I never thought about it before but putting so much emphasis on tests really seems like a clever roundabout way to control what the children learn. If you only put X, Y, Z on the test, it means the teachers struggle to teach anything else to them and if you make certain X, Y, Z fit your political agenda it’s…

If you really want to be scared, try The Love Guru.