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In Praise of the Teacher Bailout

States are facing record budget shortfalls, which almost always result in huge cuts to education. So the jobs bills moving through Congress propose a $23 billion infusion to public schools to save between 100,00 and 300,000 teacher jobs. Neil McCluskey at the New York Post shrugs at the "teacher bailout," noting that 300,000 jobs lost would be "only" a 4.8 percent cut to the teacher labor force.

... bailout nation ...
... notice the "american cast" ...
... first the banksters got 3 trillions ...
... second Detroit got 700 billions ...
... third the schools get 23 billions ...
... who is going to be the next bailout ? ...

... the people get to pay for the bailouts ...
... keep the parasites on their thrones ...
... the people did not get bailouts on their unemployment ...
... the people did not get bailouts on their mortgages ...
... as "usual" the clusterfuck nation under god ...
... robs the many to reward the few ...
... this is the solution of a nation of cleptocrats ...

... somebody has to explain why religions ...
... are entitled to tax exemption ...
... only when religions may pay taxes ...
... "bailouts" could be considered ...
... only when public education funds would go "only" to public schools ...
... "bailouts" could be considered ...
... only when banks would be nationalized ...
... "bailouts" could be considered ...

... "conflict of interest" nation ...