education

In what looks like another rather half-baked, milque-toast, lawyer-measured statement, Karl Dean supports the school board's rezoning plan:

I always love it when Joe Stumble old schools it. Hip hop over to Last Days Of Man On Earth for some education about the Patty Duke featuring among others the Metro Politician S[bleep]ie Gee.

I was listening to Dave Ramsey this afternoon and he fielded a call I’ve heard him take several times in the past–”Should I quite my job (or sell my house, or cash in my savings, or sell my kid, etc.) to go back to school and get a master’s degree?”  I think this is a pretty tough question to deal with.  On one hand, there’s a ton of knowledge to be gained

Unbelievable.

Maynard also accused school board members of “a dereliction of duty” because—incredibly enough—they didn’t seek legal advice on whether their actions could expose Metro to a lawsuit.

Some are finding curious the endorsement of Steve Cohen’s primary challenger by Emily’s List especially in light of the absence of a strong explicit endorsement of protecting a woman’s right to choose

Jobs. Education. Appearance. Recreation. Retail. Safety. These are goals Shelbyville's city council will take a look at next month when they examine the city's new strategic plan. The council held a...

Bob Tuke takes Lamar Alexander to task for flipping (in the right direction at least) on a measure to give veterans more benefits.

Things get a bit heated out in Blount County during a debate between Sen. Raymond Finney and Rep. Doug Overbey, two incumbent state legislators running for the 8th District state Senate seat:

Jackson Miller discusses the term as it relates to our current political discussion:

What is an elitist?

A elitist does not have to be rich or have a prestigious education. An elitist does not necessarily drink fancy drinks or drive luxury cars. There is no need to be good looking or personable to be an elitist.