THE WEIRS TIMES & THE COCHECO TIMES, Thursday, April 12, 2012
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“TO A RAW-MATERIALS SUPPLIER FOR SOPHISTICATED T h e Mona Charen (nation-
by Niel Young Advocates Columnist
t h o u g h t of Barack Hu s s e i n O b a m a being re- elected is a scary one. Two ladies have told me that n o w a y
are they voting for Obama again. One; is a Republi- can, and member of the family, with no Young blood running through her veins. The other is a Democrat. Both are professionals, college de- grees. They realized early in Obama’s term that he was the wrong choice, but it was too late! We have one last chance to save our country from this regime. Be prepared for what
the Chicago Gang will do to defeat us. The No- vember election truly will determine what path this country will go in – but then, I do not have to re- mind you, correct? ********
alreview.com) : “When he was first sworn in as Attorney General, Eric Holder made one of the more obtuse comments in political history. When it comes to issues of race, Holder declared, ‘We are a nation of cowards. . . . we, as average Americans, simply do not talk enough with each other about race.’ Really? It seems to me that we talk endlessly, and usually unproduc- tively, about race. We love nothing better in America than a good racial angle. The Trayvon Martin case pushes all the buttons. Black provocateurs like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton get to strut their stuff. The liberal media get to distort and cheerlead for one side. Conservatives get to in- dulge their disdain for the race hustlers, and everyone’s blood pressure rises.” Many of us, including
Tea Party folks, will not remain silent Mona! ********
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What we as a society needs is true “educa- tional choice”. How much longer should we confine our young people within the Government Schools where results never seem to change? We have many outstanding people in this country that would do a better job in the class- room teaching. Currently, we are not demanding that education paid for by the taxpayers needs a revamping. Every parent deserves a financial assist in placing their child in the educational environ- ment that is best for that student. Let NH lead the way in “choice”: govern- ment school, or private. If the BEST minds in the schools and from the private sector were to es- tablish “schools” without interference from what we have now, imagine how your child could excel! If
parents choose the gov- ernment school, fine, but the money for those emp- ty seats will be the foun- dation for a new time in education for the student who would have been sit- ting there - wasting away. If NH cares, then legisla- tion is in order to make this happen. No unions, just teachers who want to be innovative in the class- room, and experience the students’ joy of being set free to learn. It can hap- pen! Competition to be the best - from educators AND students!
******** Another poster in the
comments section in the NH Union Leader likes to keep me honest. John Mercier said: “Niel Young... Every parent de- serves a financial assist? And the taxpayers should just fork it over and have no say in its expendi- ture?”
MANUFACTURING ECONOMIES ABROAD” I was on my way to the
best darned conservative radio program around, and did not have time to expand on my idea. The per pupil cost for “that seat,” follows the child as a voucher to the chosen institution for education the parents choose. It is time the Government schools compete for that seat. If they cannot keep the seat filled, that is their fault, not me, not the parents!
******** Last Saturday during
The Advocates radio one of my guests was “Vito.” He is recently retired and has been listening to the Daily version. As happens often, Vito could no lon- ger sit on the sidelines. A listener becomes a caller. Vito’s family waited from 1949 until 1955 to be al- lowed to enter our coun- try and become U.S. citi- See ADVOCATES on 30
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