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Isn’t it illegal for the government to tax people who don’t use these “religious” institutions?

Public Schools and Universities are Churches for liberal activists.

Single People and Couples without Children shouldn’t have to pay for liberal bible banging places.

My ode to Minnesota: http://50statesdesignproject.wordpress.com/2011/11/09/8-clear-minnesota/

Now watch the teacher salaries and benefits in the schools that passed levies, I bet they go up.
It was all about the students to get the money, now it is all about the pay, benefits and union dues.

So i’m paying taxes more because of this.
I’m going to treat every public school library like my own personal library and all the computer labs as well then.
I’M PAYING FOR IT.

So Congratulations District # 11! Now maybe the district can spend some time on being innovative and cutting edge rather than going to work on another levy. Maybe they shouild look at the “fat” like recess paras, lunch room paras, assistants to the assistants etc. Wait! That would actually be responsible! Lets wait until things are in rough shape again and scare the voters into another levy. When are we going to see some return on the investment?

“A third measure, which would give additional per-pupil money, was rejected. About 68 percent said no and 32 percent voted yes.” WCCO needs to get their facts straight. I’m losing all hope in TRUE reporting anymore. The 3rd measure didn’t pass by 54% not 68%. SHEESH, WCCO, use the facts!

If all proposals were defeated, then maybe the schools would get the message. Right now, they have learned that status quo means money still flows to them. That’s the wrong message.