I’m sure it’s the best thing for the kids involved, but it’s another example of DCPS being part of cleaning up the charter board’s mistakes. Why doesn’t the board exercise better oversight, and when a school fails ask its other charters to pitch in rather than rigging the city-wide lottery?
February 2, 2026 at 8:57 PM
I’m sure it’s the best thing for the kids involved, but it’s another example of DCPS being part of cleaning up the charter board’s mistakes. Why doesn’t the board exercise better oversight, and when a school fails ask its other charters to pitch in rather than rigging the city-wide lottery?
It was literally preferable in some school districts to imply the Roanoke settlers all starved to death, were murdered, or sucked up by UFO tractor beams than to acknowledge a local tribe went "Dang, dude. You need a hand? Come sit by the fire. BTW I think my sister likes u."
November 20, 2025 at 2:48 PM
It was literally preferable in some school districts to imply the Roanoke settlers all starved to death, were murdered, or sucked up by UFO tractor beams than to acknowledge a local tribe went "Dang, dude. You need a hand? Come sit by the fire. BTW I think my sister likes u."
There are a lot of men out there who do not see any of the logistics happening around them and they're like "wait, where the fuck did these hand warmers come from?"
Look at every kid wearing mittens, and that's your answer. From the people who have been silently keeping hands warm for centuries.
January 26, 2026 at 1:52 AM
There are a lot of men out there who do not see any of the logistics happening around them and they're like "wait, where the fuck did these hand warmers come from?"
Look at every kid wearing mittens, and that's your answer. From the people who have been silently keeping hands warm for centuries.
(So far it’s largely continuations of older national emergencies largely implemented by Treasury. The trick will be whether departments beyond Treasury, who lack decades of experience with the National Emergencies Act, will have it sufficiently together to continue them.)
January 17, 2026 at 8:32 PM
(So far it’s largely continuations of older national emergencies largely implemented by Treasury. The trick will be whether departments beyond Treasury, who lack decades of experience with the National Emergencies Act, will have it sufficiently together to continue them.)
I’m having so much fun monitoring the Federal Register for legally mandated continuations of 2025 national emergencies: www.federalregister.gov/documents/se...
I’m having so much fun monitoring the Federal Register for legally mandated continuations of 2025 national emergencies: www.federalregister.gov/documents/se...