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I’m not surprised at all. That’s the liberal media for you!

Here is a great video about it, if you want to see it:

www.facebook.com/1247690302/posts/10220632348779140?sfns=mo

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Isn’t it strange how different it is when he is out of the DC swamp and away from the liberals of New York?

It’s not strange at all that he was cheered in the heart of redneck country.

So I guess you think all those college students at the game were just a bunch of rednecks?

I’m wondering if he didn’t do these three events on purpose to show just what a difference there is between the heartland and the elites in DC and NY!! Hopefully, it will prove to those that live on the coasts that there is a lot more support in the heartland for him than they think.

Of course, they probably won’t see it, because I highly doubt the MSM will show it.

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Ziflakas, PLEASE keep saying things like that! Follow in HRC’s footsteps, because that was a BIG part of why we won the election....elites on the coasts looking down on us in the heartland!

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“It’s not strange at all that he was cheered in the heart of redneck country.”

WOW 😳. Talk about tolerance, acceptance and inclusion. I thought that was what Democrats were all about?

I’m not a democrat.

And all it took was going to the state that is dead LAST in education. Pretty much sums up his constituency.


www.usnews.com/news/best-states/alabama

No, it’s not. CA is dead last:

www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/least-educated-state-california-no-1-percentage-residents-25-and

And AL’s graduation standards are MUCH higher than CA’s! Here is AL’s. Notice you have to have 24 credits to graduate with a GENERAL diploma. An advanced academic diploma requires more.

web.alsde.edu/general/ALABAMA_HIGH_SCHOOL_GRADUATION_REQUIREMENTS.pdf

Here is CA’s. Notice that you only have to take 13 credits, as opposed to AL’s 24 credits!

www.cde.ca.gov/ci/gs/hs/cefhsgradreq.asp

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English: 3 years in CA, 4 years in AL
Math: 2 years in CA, 4 years in AL
SS.: 3 years in CA, 4 years in AL
Science: 2 years in CA, 4 years in AL
PE: 2 years in CA, 1 year in AL
For Lang/ 1 year in CA, 3 years in AL
Tech
Health: 0 years in CA, 1/2 year in AL
Career Prep: 0 years in CA, 1 year in AL
Electives. 0 years in CA., 2 1/2 years in AL

For a total of 13 credits in CA versus 24 in AL, almost DOUBLE what is required in CA!

Compare AL’s Social Study requirements to other states:


ecs.force.com/mbdata/MBQuest2RTANW?Rep=CIP1601S

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Yeah yeah yeah we’ve been through this. I know you love Alabama.

If we’ve been through this before, it looks like you’d learn to stop LYING about Alabama!

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You talking about the requirements doesn’t equate to the results. I wish you guys were not consistently mired between 45 and 50, I really do. But your goals should be higher than making Mississippi feel better about itself.

When you are required to DO more, of course your education is better than a state that requires you to learn HALF of what ours does.

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If you spend four times as much time studying the same material and only get half the score that I do, I am 16 times better than you.

Your requirements don’t matter, results do.

From my article:

“California ranks No. 1 among the 50 states for the percentage of its residents 25 and older who have never completed ninth grade and 50th for the percentage who have graduated from high school, according to new data from the Census Bureau.”

The nationwide average for high school graduates is 87.3%. Alabama’s is 85.3%! Not bad for a state you think ranks at the bottom on everything!

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We don’t spend 4 times as much time studying the same material. We study material that CA doesn’t even COVER!

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For example, CA only has to take TWO classes of high school math, and AL has to take FOUR different maths.

Same thing with science, 2 years versus 4. If people in CA aren’t taking biology or chemistry, they can’t be getting the same education as those in AL that are required to take these classes. This is a no-brainer.

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Glockman and Stoney, Here is a great video about it, if you want to see it:

www.facebook.com/1247690302/posts/10220632348779140?sfns=mo

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But, it probably won't be as much. Cheering a president is a normal thing to do and gets much less coverage in general. Booing a president is unusual and therefore more newsworthy.

Zimmy, air time. Like on TV. You know, like how they replayed the booing over and over and told everyone that that was how the people react to the terrible orange man.
Nice try.

STONEY- this morning CNN did saying Naut that Trump had cheers at the game.

Say that.

“Had cheers”? REALLY? That’s the understatement of the year! 😂🤣😂 And And they SAID it. They didn’t SHOW it did they, over and over and over? This is just more of the liberal media’s bias against him. They can’t understand that Trump is VERY popular in the heartland....and I’m wondering if Trump did these three events this close together to prove that very point!

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4JC- I’ve seen it reported on CNN already twice today 🙄

Did they actually SHOW the crowds cheering.....the entire thing? And was it ONLY about the cheers he got here, or did they, of course, have to tack on the fact that he didn’t get that response in NY and DC, which they’ve already reported on ad nauseam?

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Here is a great video about it, if you want to see it:

www.facebook.com/1247690302/posts/10220632348779140?sfns=mo

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4JC- yes they showed the crowd.