:: Netmarcos' Notes ::

:: Friday, May 26, 2006 ::

Ouch!

People complain that the SAT is biased and that the bias explains why students don't do well. That's true--it is biased. It's biased against people who aren't well-educated.

:: Mark 12:57 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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Daniel Henninger offers some advice : to General Hayden, should he win confirmation as DCI.

He will have to make clear that any official who finds internal dissent procedures inadequate to his or her 'moral obligation' to overturn strategic doctrine, affect election outcomes or destroy an intelligence operation should get out or be willing to risk criminal prosecution. And it would help this country's sense of purpose if he made that clear not only to the CIA but in public to the American people.

:: Mark 12:22 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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Man, that Chris Muir is funny.

:: Mark 12:14 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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With the tax package just approved by congress, justhow much of the tax burden is carried by the poor in this country?

:: Mark 8:48 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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It's never a good sign when the say that charges “will be announced after the interrogations.”

:: Mark 3:16 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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For those of you who think your vote doesn't count, I offer you this: Ohio Candidate's Sons Cost Him County Race

Two voting-age sons of a northern Ohio candidate didn't go to the polls Tuesday, and their father's race ended in a tie.

:: Mark 4:03 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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Tom Tancredo on National Review Online imagines the other side of A Day Without an Illegal Immigrant

:: Mark 12:49 PM [+] :: (0) comments
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What can we learn from the man called "A Sage in Christendom" in a Wall Street Journal Op-Ed? A great deal, it seems.

"Make no mistake, those who are unwilling to confront the past will be unable to understand the present and unfit to face the future."

:: Mark 9:46 AM [+] :: (0) comments
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