What did he say?

In Amman, Jordan, Martha Raddatz, of the drive-by ABC News, said, "[Polls suggest that] two thirds of Americans say it's not worth fighting [the Iraq War]." Vice-President Dick Cheney responded, "So?" President Bush in his speech marking the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, having talked with soldiers and their loved ones, explained. "And to a person, nearly, I have been told that whatever you do, Mr. President, complete this job. . . don't let politics, don't let the Gallup Poll cause you to make a decision that is not in the interest of our country and our military." Only ABC News and cowards don't understand.

Leonard Adame, arguably the world's worst teacher, drew comment in the newspaper from Mike Long, a former student. Mike reported that Adame, on the first day of class, pronounced, "I am tenured and there's nothing you can do about it."

The student then said, "We spent the folllowing weeks not learning anything of importance about English but about Adame's utter contempt and hatred for all things 'white'."

In my own criticism of Adame, I was unaware that his inappropriate politicizing of his classroom was racially motivated. Somehow, that makes it even worse.


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