Understanding the U.S. Constitution
Hillsdale College is a rightwing Christian extremist organization that ostensibly honors the United States Constitution.
Here’s their quiz, which should be called the “Constitutional Trivia Quiz,” whose obvious purpose is to convince Americans of their ignorance, so as to send them crawling to Hillsdale.
When I teach, I’m going for understanding of the topic, and to have my students critically evaluate what I’m saying, not the memorization of useless information.
Maybe that makes me a radical woke liberal communist.
This will result in lung disease, climate change, loss of biodiversity, and higher electricity prices.
It’s interesting that there is no Fox News (or equivalent) in Canada.
Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich makes an excellent point at left.
The death sentence that Trump has imposed on renewable energy in America is good for two groups: a) Big Oil and b) the MAGA crowd that rejects science and wants nothing more than to own the libs, aka the “libtards.”
4.9% per month is 78% per annum.
As suggested at left, if you want us to believe that traditional country music artists singers are predominantly Trump supporters, we’ll accept that. If I were selling — whatever — to largely uneducated white people, I myself might succumb to the temptation to pretend that Trump is OK with me.
I looked through a few of the many thousands of responses to the question above on social media and have concluded:
In mathematics, a “point of inflection” is the point at which a function stops falling and starts growing or stops growing and starts falling. In the language of calculus, we say that a point of inflection is where the second derivative of the function transitions from positive to negative or vice versa.
The content of the meme here is partially true. Trump still has about 35% support, but that’s down from 51% when he was elected. So, more than 12 million American voters who put him in office have realized that he’s nothing more than a criminal conman.
