Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literacy. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Americans vote on BIG issues

The $125 a square foot number comes from my GC friend AND my insurance company, both of whom say that is what it would cost to rebuild my house should it blow down in a hurricane. The insurance quote was also an itemized and detailed estimate. I am saying that the City Manager has no explanation when I ask where the extra 280k went. Who actually received that money is unclear but its clear it went to SOMEBODY, and is NO LONGER in the City coffers. Literacy and spelling are wonderful things to behold. It would be great if we could have more of it here. We voted on the golf course and things didnt come to a "hault". We voted on NO HIGHRISES over 3 stories and things didnt come to a "hault." We dont need to vote on all the little things, but the BIG issues that will affect us for DECADES we should vote on. That is our history here in the Springs and the American way. Dictators and communists dont allow the people to vote. Americans have that right, and should excercise their voting rights. Dr. Mel P. Johnson

Monday, October 27, 2008

spellcheck missing in action

Originally there was hope that the High School Kids for McCain would be so caught up in school typing and spelling courses that they wouldnt post here much. That has obviously NOT come to pass, as those DEMOCRATES have been doing bad things with Moncia and got COUGHT. This is surely just another case of why we need Obama- our schools are allowing virtual illiterates to pass thru without learning much English, typing, or spelling. Obama will focus on basic education and raise teachers salaries, so that students can learn, something that is obviously not happening now. High School Kids For McCain - thank you for participating in this exercise in American democracy. Next time you want to comment, however, please use spellcheck first. A little research beforehand may lead to some facts and a working knowledge of what you are talking about. Opinions based on facts are generally considered helpful in a debate or discussion, and are generally welcomed. Opinions based on racism, rumors, BS, half-truths, or self-interest are not accepted nearly as well. Your welcome, and good luck in your studies! Literacy is one of the fundamental keys for success in America, for most people.