4Culture has been patiently playing the legislative game, hoping to nail-down its visitor-tax funding. For the sixth straight year, it's being stood up at the altar.
What are we to do about the nuclear ambitions of an tyrannically run country, with an oppressive record of human rights violations? How about treating it as an sovereign state with the same rights as our country?
In the 1960s, the Senate required 67 votes to break a filibuster, not today's 60. Yet, the more emotional Civil Rights Act carried passed; the White House took a stronger hand in drafting it and worked with Republicans from the start.
The prepackaged program, with its 'small moments' and 'authentic gushing,' is moving beyond elementary and middle schools into high schools. But does it prepare students for college-level writing?
The U.S. Senate and NASCAR, sure, people find it fascinating to watch that kind of futility. But will people believe a TV show that has the Supreme Court allowing unlimited corporate financing of political campaigns?
