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It part of "The One Star State" motif. One parent can stop a book. One former President can shame the entire state.

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I thought Marxist socialist states forced vaccines on everybody . . . but all of the kids in that drawing have measles.

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Wing nuts vastly overestimate the power of schools. I am old enough to have recited school prayers, daily Pledge of Allegiance, watched all-white teevee, and lived through decades of Red Scare. And look how I turned out. (I turned out <i>great</i>, OK?)

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Beat, Dick, beat!

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Aren't they? - all Faux Noise viewers ever

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I bet her kids are just super, super popular, the kind of kid who would never ever bring up tiresome Libertardian philosophy at the lunch table.

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Galileo?

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Ditching the effort to resolve the problem shows a lot of moral backbone.

If we all opted out of current processes because we "do not have faith" in them...

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She's a crusader, until it appears she may not prevail. Then she runs away.

The Nooge must be crushing on her already.

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You can't write well about social issues! Everybody knows that.

And why is it no surprise that she couldn't manage to cite a couple examples of "great literature" ?

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God forbid they turn away from <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2691758...">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/....

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I was thinking more like "Sarah Palin would be President." But your snark, it stings more.

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It's a pity she was too self-absorbed to learn about quaint concepts such as "evidence" or "proof".

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Hey!

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Also split ends.

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Plus lower taxes and less regulation of chemical plants.

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