Today’s show title was inspired (pun intended) by the juxtaposition of two stories about the future of education in the United States. One story is about a new startup that aims to inspire grade school children to love and learn about science. The other is about a White House official who, after considering the system of educational indoctrination in China, concluded that, even in the United States, “high schools probably have a significant ability to move students toward what they consider ‘a correct worldview, a correct view on life, and a correct value system.'”
But, as we’ll see, the theme can be carried beyond the realm of education, to Obama’s use of his “pen and a phone,” to his characterization of Obamacare, to Islam and other totalitarian religions, and more. This dichotomy might even help explain the success of non-liberal talk radio!
See Program Notes, below, for all the stories, etc., we plan to discuss in today’s show.
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Program Notes
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Cass Sunstein: Chinese student indoctrination study may be an ‘OPPORTUNITY’ for America
A scathing interview with a 5th grade teacher who was in the room when Common Core was being created
Study: New Technology Development Pushed By Feds Allows For Data Collection on Every Child
This kid is fat (according to the City of New York)
(Reprise from August 2013) The $4 Million Teacher
The New Abolitionism: Why Education Emancipation is the Moral Imperative of Our Time
Obama blames Founding Fathers’ ‘structural’ design of Congress for gridlock
Obama’s Creative New Way of Describing the Obamacare Mandate
Appeal filed for Sudanese woman sentenced to death for her Christianity
Politico: 5 ways to rescue liberal talk radio (but it won’t be easy)
Don't Let It Go 
Was Riding Horses Really Better Than Driving Cars?
Classic Schiff … 🙂
Should have asked the caller who called Ted Cruz a lunatic to explain himself. “Why do you think that; support your statement.” I am curious as to what he would have said to support his statement and know you would have easily refuted his arguments.