Carney's puppeteer cannot remember what and where his strings should be placed. Wonder when will he really cough up a hairball.

I keep hearing that the investigations have been beaten to death... that all we can, or should do now, is insure that something like this never happens again. How can that happen if we don't find out who was responsible and remove them from office? Doesn't an example need to be made? Why isn't that made clear by the media interviewer when faced with the typical sycophant obstructionist, spewing nonsense like "what difference at this point does it make?".

I see what you mean.
Wow! What an arrogance! Now the US gov has the cynicism of admitting it was all planned. And the Lybians reportedly warned the US of a "frightening" situation in Benghazi three days before the attack.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...

Robbie53024's comment is confirmed.

Certificates and such are just the government's way of controlling who is allowed to engage in certain professions.

I don't have any problem with a business-oriented certification like a CPA or PNP, an industry certification like the plethora of technical ones, or a professional certification, but governmental regulation of who can conduct business smacks of authoritarianism.

About 2% of folks actually THINK. About 10% think that the are thinkers. The remainder watch TV. No wonder Jay Carney gets away with murder.

Whose assessment? Carney's? He's not an analyst, he is just a communicator and says what he is told. He may make up some things on the spot, but when he speaks of "we" he must have been instructed to lie.

Robbie, that's a shame. Wisconsin must have changed since I left there in 1953. It used to be extremely conservative but back then we didn't know what that was. I'm glad to be out of California too now, but Washington State is a great place except for it's current western politics. About half of our voters think like current day Wisconsinites. We're going to tear down some real good schools now to make room to build new ones to handle the forecasted student increases, instead of just doing some cost effective add-ons. Our recent governors, mostly Gregoire, almost doubled our State employees.

that took you all morning to come up with.

yes, there are great teachers out there ;)

Do you happen to know any Dwight Sanderses within Atlantis yet? Flyers like Bobhummel are as close as I have seen, but I have not seen those who can build the airplanes yet.

Indeed, that is the reason, Robbie. Sorry. As an educator myself, I thought maybe I could get away with bashing educators like myself.

Indeed, private institutions like my non-tenure-granting, non-union Florida Tech must perform. As it is, we are the fastest growing private university amongst the 150 Tier 1 universities in the US.

Awesome. A nuke ET CPO. My son is A Weaps on SSN759. On deployment in westPac. NPS is a really difficult school. Sort of like understanding how Galt's motor works. Congrats on the transition to grid power systems. I was on on cv41 (flying Phantoms) cv63 (flying tomcats) for numerous deployments and on CVN68 for a reserve air wing work up in 1990 flying tomcats.
Cheers.

time to act neal

Yes, that too, lol.

I take exception to that. Both of my parents were teachers (elementary and high school). They were respected by their students and shared a passion for curiosity and delighting in explaining things to children/teens. OF course, they did not major in education. You did ,however, have to get a teaching certificate which I find to be bogus. It's nonsense to expect an engineer to have to get some certificate to come in and teach HS algebra. It is reasonable to monitor classroom performance. We have all had great teachers. They may not have been in a classroom-but maybe they should have been. My beef is more with administrations' policies and unions. Most private institutions have to perform or their enrollment will decrease.