After two years, the annual spring supplement checks for teachers in the Lincoln Parish School District are back to pre-COVID levels. In fact, they’re higher than that.
Two years ago the United States was the “walking dog” in the Middle East. America was displaying leadership that would lead to long-lasting peace while making friends and strong allies in the region for generations to come.
I fumbled in the dark with the zipper on my bulletproof vest. I’m not used to wearing body armor, period, let alone trying to try to put it on in the cold predawn.
If the following testimony, received from a 38-year veteran of the teacher wars, was a one-off, it could be dismissed, but the sad, sad truth is that it is but one of hundreds of such teacher testimonies I have obtained over the course of my career.
In Congress, an inverse relationship exists between the numbers of border crossers and a discussion about how millions of new migrants will be cared for. The greater the numbers, the less is said about open borders and the resultant negative long-term population consequences.
