Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Giuliani opens up about being targeted by prosecutors 'outside the law' with Greg Kelly" video.

  1.  @richardhemingway6084  MSM has peaked and is on its way down. They overplayed their hand. They still have a lot of boomer-and-older people watching, but nobody under 40 watches much regular broadcast/cable t.v.
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  2. "Everything they charged Trump with, they did."
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  3. @Christopher Chaney They throw the radicals a bone, here and there, but they're very much business-as-usual, with cozy quid-pro-quos governing everything they do. You vote for my thing. I vote for your thing. Screw everybody else.
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  4. Still don't like his "stop-and-frisk." All it achieved was to teach smarter hoodlums to pull up their britches.
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  5.  @Bird22  If they stuck to readin', writin', and 'rithmetic, things would be much better. But I'd argue that packing 30 kids to a room and giving them all the same lesson at the same pace at the same time is an obsolete teaching and learning paradigm. All kids are individuals and we have the technology to tailor-make a curriculum for every individual student for about 20 cents on the dollar, compared to the alternative you seem to support.
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  6.  @martymcfly5423  Teacher Unions are part of the problem, but teachers have less and less say compared to administrators. Schools have been top-heavy with administrators for decades. Since "Diversity and Equity" hit, there's been a whole new layer added to the bureaucracy. Look at the ratio of staff and admin to teachers. It's the highest it's ever been and teachers do all the secretarial and clerical work, themselves, now, because of computers and desktop publishing. When I started out, professors didn't even type their own tests. Now there're more secretaries than ever, but they spend all day shuffling papers and generating useless and meaningless reports for stuffed-shirt administrators who seem to think THEY'RE doing something whenever they dream up some NEW task for teachers to perform, as if teaching weren't already a full-time job. If you want a good school, find one run by teachers, and with fewer administrators than the competitors. That school will be focused on the learning. Find a top-heavy school, and it will be busy with social justice and a million other things, and the learning will take a back seat. They'll spend most of their time trying to figure out how to get more students to pass without learning anything, because that's "student success." Not success in the real world. Success according to their twisted definition.
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  7. It's not Biden. It's the DNC, which has never been more powerful or more arrogant than it has been since Obama.
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