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Amazing coincidence how he suddenly went from mostly Ds to mostly As.
Posted by: Josh Woodward | January 20, 2009 at 04:49 PM
The handling of the crossing guards was incredible. To spring this idea in the middle of the school year - all to save $25,000 - gives some indication of how clueless the Mayor is. When you look at this great cost savings against the amount of money we spend 'defending' the city's 'reputation' vs. the abortion protesters... well I don't know how someone gets even a 'C' grade with a performance like this.
Posted by: Grant Russel | January 24, 2009 at 09:01 PM
Thank you for this blog. I thought Obama did a great job at the inaguration. I am so glad we finally have a new president. I agree this brings new change, which is what Obama represents. When he was getting sworn in and he messed up his words it truly showed his humanity. I realized how real he is and he was not just saying he would do these things to win the election. Even though these things may take time to get into effect, I believe Obama will keep his promises and succeed in the change America needs.
Posted by: Clarkt10 | January 27, 2009 at 09:12 AM