Keeping Track of Inventory With RFID

Fang-Face says:

Re:Why the law was passed

At least 13 U.S. school districts have used federal funds available through the president’s signature education reform, the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, to buy Ignite’s portable learning centers at $3,800 apiece.

The law provides federal funds to help school districts better serve disadvantaged students and improve their performance, especially in reading and math.

But Ignite does not offer reading instruction, and its math program will not be available until next year.
–Walter F. Roche Jr., Bush’s Family Profits From “No Child” Act, The Los Angeles Times

There is plenty of just cause to assume the worst in matters involving the U.S. presidency: Jack Abramoff, Ken Lay, no-bid contracts for the illegal occupation of Iraq which serve only to defraud the tax-payers; the secret governance of the Cheney Energy policy dating all the way back to 2001.

Politics is ordinarily incestuous to a certain degree but the Bush Regime and its sycophants and lackeys take it to whole new dimension. And let’s not forget that Whitewater was a scandal entirely manufactured by the Rethuglican Party on the same kind of tenuous conjecture as the Ignite/Bush link. What goes around comes around, and the Republican Party/Right Wing will always squeal like a stuck pig when its own tactics come back to bite it.

Other than the fact that all librarians are required to hate Bush.

Typical right-wing-nut claptrap; as usual, you’ve mistaken your opinion for a fact. Where, exactly, have you seen it codified that all librarians are required to hate Bush? Please do point to the source for your statement, or at least have the grace to admit that it is a blatant lie.

Fang-Face says:

Re:Why the law was passed

LIS 666 Hating the current administration

Aha! The CURRENT admninistration; not specifically the BUSH administration.

I rest my case.