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    And it’s when parents are least paying attention that this stuff goes on.” She went on to give us her special brand of analysis (to go with her special brand of condescension) of “how this happens.” "The National Education Association is essentially a satellite organization of the Democrats and the left… (The NEA) recommends the radical Marxist Saul Alinsky books… for these teachers… It’s the radicalism that is the real problem here." I’d agree with you there, Hon, about the radicalism being the problem except that I think the real radicalism comes from your curled, sneering lips every time you open your sourpuss mouth. Full Article at News Hounds
    The National Education Association is essentially a satellite organization of the Democrats and the left… (The NEA) recommends the radical Marxist Saul Alinsky books… for these teachers… It’s the radicalism that is the real problem here.
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  1. I warned that the real problem wasn’t with the boiler plate speech… the real problem is the radicalization of these students – the use of children across America as junior lobbyists for the left that goes on every day. And it’s when parents are least paying attention that this stuff goes on.
    Michelle Malkin – Michelle Malkin SOURCE: News Hounds 1 month ago
  2. my live shots weren’t celebratory enough
    SOURCE: News Hounds 1 month ago
  3. Just imagine that this was George Bush. Imagine if this were George Bush. What would the reaction be, Michelle?
    SOURCE: News Hounds 1 month ago
  4. It would be Armageddon in the halls of the elite media offices in New York and Washington, DC
    SOURCE: News Hounds 1 month ago

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