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"Harry Hope" |
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21 Apr 2005 09:03:20 AM |
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Teachers, schools sue Bush |
The other plaintiffs are nine school districts in Michigan, Vermont
and Bush's home state of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters in those states
and Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Utah.
The NEA is paying for the lawsuit.
Bush is facing battles on other fronts, too.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature voted Tuesday to put its
educational goals ahead of the federal law despite the possible loss
of $76 million.
Connecticut is planning its own lawsuit and other states are balking
over money.
From The Associated Press, 4/21/05:
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050421/NEWS06/504210430/1012
Teachers, schools sue Bush over funds
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
By Ben Feller
Associated Press
WASHINGTON --
The nation's largest teachers union and school districts in three
states sued the Bush administration Wednesday over the No Child Left
Behind law, aiming to free schools from complying with any part not
paid for by the federal government.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for eastern Michigan, is the
first major challenge to President Bush's signature education policy.
The outcome would apply directly to the districts in the case, but it
could affect the way the law is enforced in schools across the
country.
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Harry
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
21 Apr 2005 06:55:05 PM |
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On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 14:03:20 GMT, Harry Hope <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
The other plaintiffs are nine school districts in Michigan, Vermont
and Bush's home state of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters in those states
and Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Utah.
The NEA is paying for the lawsuit.
Bush is facing battles on other fronts, too.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature voted Tuesday to put its
educational goals ahead of the federal law despite the possible loss
of $76 million.
Connecticut is planning its own lawsuit and other states are balking
over money.
From The Associated Press, 4/21/05:
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050421/NEWS06/504210430/1012
Teachers, schools sue Bush over funds
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
By Ben Feller
Associated Press
WASHINGTON --
The nation's largest teachers union and school districts in three
states sued the Bush administration Wednesday over the No Child Left
Behind law, aiming to free schools from complying with any part not
paid for by the federal government.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for eastern Michigan, is the
first major challenge to President Bush's signature education policy.
The outcome would apply directly to the districts in the case, but it
could affect the way the law is enforced in schools across the
country.
____________________________________________________________
Harry
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| User: "Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
22 Apr 2005 06:52:00 AM |
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"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114127715.ae9704b684d81ddd359bee16cdc5cba5@teranews:
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve of school boards to expect to have funds to pay for teachers and
textbooks...
--
Christ Kills Two, Injures Seven in Abortion Clinic Attack.
"He put his hands over Dr. Woodring's head and told him he forgave him for
his sins and then he shot him in the face." --The Onion
"Freedom is a dangerous thing, and you might be exposed to things you don't
want to hear,"he said.--Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala FL
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
24 Apr 2005 02:52:20 PM |
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On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 11:52:00 GMT, Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia
<newb@newb.com> wrote:
"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114127715.ae9704b684d81ddd359bee16cdc5cba5@teranews:
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve of school boards to expect to have funds to pay for teachers and
textbooks...
Makes you wonder where all those property taxes you pay go to doesn't
it?
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| User: "Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
27 Apr 2005 07:41:50 AM |
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"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114372343.347da02c586c2aa4383072fb81fdb272@teranews:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 11:52:00 GMT, Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia
<newb@newb.com> wrote:
"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114127715.ae9704b684d81ddd359bee16cdc5cba5@teranews:
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve of school boards to expect to have funds to pay for teachers
and textbooks...
Makes you wonder where all those property taxes you pay go to doesn't
it?
Buying overpriced unnecessary revised textbooks on a regular basis,
whether schools want them or not, as the publishing industry has ties to
the state legislature--for one.
--
Christ Kills Two, Injures Seven in Abortion Clinic Attack.
"He put his hands over Dr. Woodring's head and told him he forgave him
for his sins and then he shot him in the face." --The Onion
"Freedom is a dangerous thing, and you might be exposed to things you
don't want to hear,"he said.--Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala FL
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| User: "enialle" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
24 Apr 2005 10:09:41 PM |
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On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:52:20 -0400, "robxr4ti@nowhere.com"
<robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 11:52:00 GMT, Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia
<newb@newb.com> wrote:
"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114127715.ae9704b684d81ddd359bee16cdc5cba5@teranews:
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve of school boards to expect to have funds to pay for teachers and
textbooks...
Makes you wonder where all those property taxes you pay go to doesn't
it?
only a portion goes to schools and most to that county
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| User: "Fredric L. Rice" |
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25 Apr 2005 10:12:56 PM |
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enialle <enialle@eniall.com> wrote:
On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:52:20 -0400, "robxr4ti@nowhere.com"
<robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 11:52:00 GMT, Mad Mambo Master of Macedonia
<newb@newb.com> wrote:
"robxr4ti@nowhere.com" <robxr4i@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:1114127715.ae9704b684d81ddd359bee16cdc5cba5@teranews:
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve of school boards to expect to have funds to pay for teachers and
textbooks...
Makes you wonder where all those property taxes you pay go to doesn't it?
only a portion goes to schools and most to that county
The California State Lottery (the so-called Idiot Tax) was supposed to
go toward public schools. I believe that after the first couple of
years it actually did.
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| User: "Lamont Cranston" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
25 Apr 2005 01:38:15 PM |
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wrote:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 14:03:20 GMT, Harry Hope <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
The other plaintiffs are nine school districts in Michigan, Vermont
and Bush's home state of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters in those states
and Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Utah.
The NEA is paying for the lawsuit.
Bush is facing battles on other fronts, too.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature voted Tuesday to put its
educational goals ahead of the federal law despite the possible loss
of $76 million.
Connecticut is planning its own lawsuit and other states are balking
over money.
From The Associated Press, 4/21/05:
http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050421/NEWS06/504210430/1012
Teachers, schools sue Bush over funds
Lawsuit says states shouldn't have to cover federal expenses of No
Child Left Behind.
The nerve to expect schools to hire qualified people and have the
students perform.......
The nerve to protest unfunded federal mandates.
By Ben Feller
Associated Press
WASHINGTON --
The nation's largest teachers union and school districts in three
states sued the Bush administration Wednesday over the No Child Left
Behind law, aiming to free schools from complying with any part not
paid for by the federal government.
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for eastern Michigan, is the
first major challenge to President Bush's signature education policy.
The outcome would apply directly to the districts in the case, but it
could affect the way the law is enforced in schools across the
country.
____________________________________________________________
Harry
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| User: "Tazmanian Devil" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
01 May 2005 03:57:14 PM |
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On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 14:03:20 GMT, Harry Hope <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
The other plaintiffs are nine school districts in Michigan, Vermont
and Bush's home state of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters in those states
and Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Utah.
The NEA is paying for the lawsuit.
Bush is facing battles on other fronts, too.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature voted Tuesday to put its
educational goals ahead of the federal law despite the possible loss
of $76 million.
Connecticut is planning its own lawsuit and other states are balking
over money.
I don't know if I should laugh or cry...You have the largest teaching
Union out there trying to sue a sitting President for actions he did
while President when the law of the land clearly says that this is
illegal to even attempt.
So in essence, you have a union of left wing numbnuts trying to
violate federal law by suing a sitting president when they cannot even
get this into a court as any judge would toss it out, not to mention
any attorney that even tries to take this case could lose his law
license for filing a fake federal case that is illegal to start with.
So tell me harry, exactly what are you and the Teachers Union trying
to prove with them trying to file an illegal action and you printing
it here?
makes me wonder exactly how our children are being taught if they
cannot understand this simple fact of law...especially since the
Democrats whined this fact into every mike-camera-paper-magazine and
radio show they could during the Clinton Impeachment hearings.
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| User: "Tempest" |
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| Title: Re: Teachers, schools sue Bush |
01 May 2005 04:19:21 PM |
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Tazmanian Devil wrote:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 14:03:20 GMT, Harry Hope <rivrvu@ix.netcom.com>
wrote:
The other plaintiffs are nine school districts in Michigan, Vermont
and Bush's home state of Texas, plus 10 NEA chapters in those states
and Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Utah.
The NEA is paying for the lawsuit.
Bush is facing battles on other fronts, too.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature voted Tuesday to put its
educational goals ahead of the federal law despite the possible loss
of $76 million.
Connecticut is planning its own lawsuit and other states are balking
over money.
I don't know if I should laugh or cry...You have the largest teaching
Union out there trying to sue a sitting President for actions he did
while President when the law of the land clearly says that this is
illegal to even attempt.
*****, spaz. You flip-flop as much as Bush.
Earlier you said it was the left who was saying it was illegal.
Unfortunately for you, it's perfectly legal. And you claim to be a lawyer.
This doesn't qualify as a new lie, since it's already on the list of
lies you've told.
61) Claimed Federal Law prohibits sitting presidents from being sued for
actions that happened while he was President. Clinton was sued by Paula
Jones while president and a federal judge ruled the case could continue
even while Clinton was in the WH.
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"Ignorance is an evil weed, which dictators may cultivate among their
dupes, but which no democracy can afford among its citizens."
- William H. Beveridge, 1944
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