Who do you support for State Board of Education in Texas (District 3) in 2010?

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rep

[aggies]

mr.soto you go boy

[people]

sista4liberty wrote:

Why does the Democrat's name appear twice in this poll when the Libertarian candidate is leading and NOT listed? What kind of crappy polling is this?

right on

[carrizo springs]

Voter wrote:

Go out and vote. Let ur voice be heard

I agreed

[ok]

It sucks that there are no more good candidates out there anymore. We vote for change and nothing changes because the candidates are the same crap

[yeah]

Ok

[help]

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[really]

Just vote

[Anonymous]

Many of the public schools in our district are exemplary, but as a state, Texas is in the back of the pack. We can do better. I believe that Texas should lead the nation by cutting the Department of Education and implement a new Bureau of Education that is run privately by real education experts. I believe our greatest investment is in our children and providing them high quality education.

Like virtually every federal department, the Department of Education has only made things worse. Our educational standing in the world has plummeted since the DOE was formed. There are children in a few 3rd world-countries that are getting a better education than our kids here at home.

We need a better education system that doesn't involve politics, personal and religious ideology. The Department of Education is hurting the tax-payers, the economy, our teachers and our kids. We all deserve a better system than the current one we have now.

Decisions need to be made at the local level. Let's get rid of government bureaucracy that is holding back higher salaries for our teachers and a higher education for our kids.

I'm running for State Representative District 47. Education is on my list of priorities.

To know more.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Raul-Roy-Camach...

http://www.rcamacho.us

Raul "Roy"Camacho

[bayfisher]

We need to realize that the greater majority of kids are not going to college for one reason or another. We need to be training these kids towards a career. The kids that do want to go to college need more rigorous classes to prepare them.

[Anonymous]

@bayfisher. Absolutely!

College is not for everyone. People are so easily programmed to believe that having a college degree you will have success or at least better opportunities. I know this is a little off topic from the forum subject above, but at the same time there is some correlation.

I hate to ruin the party, but we have an increasingly large percentage of Americans that have Bachelors and Master degrees and sometimes more than one degree earning only $15.00 an hour or less. Many Americans who were Directors at one point now working at low wage retail and service jobs.

Students that got technical training (air-conditioning, electrician, mechanics etc...) in high-school or right after high-school have more stability in their field of work than those with college degrees.

[El Gato Negro]

Get a clue wrote:

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Isn't a Liberial someone from Liberia? Or would that be a Librarian?
Maybe we should send the grammar and spelling Nazi's to Liberia to teach the Liberials how to spell using American Colloquial English dialect, rather than the correct and proper British English.

Go to the zoo and stroke off a monkey!

[Awwlawdy]

El Gato Negro wrote:

<quoted text> Go to the zoo and stroke off a monkey!

Awww, SNAP!!! That was the best come back That ever be said. I mean it would be bad to tell em to go to da zoo an stroke off, but you done kicked dat stuff up a hole notch an be tellin' em ta stroke da monkey off. Aww, my lord Whurr do ya come up wit dis brilliant stuff. You must be a wizard or sumpthin. Can we be friends,and hang homie?

[1reader]

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[Ross]

I vote Ross Perot!!

[my vote]

Goes to Michael

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Michael

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Ross's

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Just do it

[just]

Vote dammmmm u lol