Thanks for stopping by and thanks for all the quality content at DI. Keep working to help our kids. We need to revolutionize education. We owe to the children.

@LL

Yes, I am aware there is serious problems for boys in our schools. But it is going to get much much worse soon. College graduation rates are fast approaching 70/30 Female/Male. With the value our culture puts on college degrees that statistic is a demographic disaster. Imbalances like this will fuel social problems like crime and drug abuse while continuing to destroy the traditional family. Almost all government jobs require college degrees, so men will be underrepresented in government at all levels. Contrary to what some say, women do not like to marry “down.” We must pause and re-evaluate what we are doing to our boy’s future. They are not responsible. They are children. We are responsible far the system we grind them up in.

GOING to have a crisis? As the parent of an 8th Grade boy let me tell you….IT’S ALREADY A CRISIS. I have seen first hand the way boys are shoved aside and told to keep quiet while the girls in the class get all the help and attention! If it weren’t for a very pushy, very concerned mom my son would be in the same boat!

“I am a delegate to the Minnesota Republican Party Minnesota State convention, but Steve Palmer explains why we can no longer afford to support any candidate with the R next to his name.”

Our wonderful Congressman John Kline (no RINO he…) said recently that “moderates” tend to lean toward power. He is correct. Because we know that is a true statement we need to do everything that we can to make sure that we get PRINCIPLED people (note what I did NOT say) into elected position. People who stick to their principles will NOT sway in the breeze but will be rocks in the storm. We need more unyielding rocks on the state and national levels. People who will occasionally tell the electorate “we can’t give you that you must get it yourself…..”

See you this afternoon!

LL