it as a gaffe and understand there s wisdom in the comment. sununu sees wisdom in the idea of reducing the number of teachers in this country. even though the census numbers show an increase in school enrollment every year. by 2015, enrollment is projected to be nearly 10 million students higher than it was at the beginning of the last decade. of course, it wouldn t be a full-court press from the gop without words from the real leader of the republican party. nobody s opposed to cops or firefighters or teachers, but they aren t private sector jobs. they do not contribute to economic growth. i guess rush limbaugh doesn t think teachers, firefighters, or police officers ever spend any money. it s frustrating enough to have republican spokesmen push this bill of goods but it s even worse when the people responsible for public job losses try to do the same.
ago and yet the number of teachers that they have maintained has not changed. i think this is a real issue and people ought to stop jumping on it as a gaffe and understand there s wisdom in the comment. sununu sees wisdom in the idea of reducing the number of teachers in this country. even though the census numbers show an increase in school enrollment every year. by 2015, enrollment is projected to be nearly 10 million students higher than it was at the beginning of the last decade. of course, it wouldn t be a full-court press from the gop without words from the real leader of the republican party. nobody s opposed to cops or firefighters or teachers, but they aren t private sector jobs. they do not contribute to economic growth. i guess rush limbaugh doesn t think teachers, firefighters, or police officers ever spend any money. it s frustrating enough to have republican spokesmen push this
ago and yet the number of teachers that they have maintained has not changed. i think this is a real issue and people ought to stop jumping on it as a gaffe and understand there s wisdom in the comment. sununu sees wisdom in the idea of reducing the number of teachers in this country. even though the census numbers show an increase in school enrollment every year. by 2015, enrollment is projected to be nearly 10 million students higher than it was at the beginning of the last decade. of course, it wouldn t be a full-court press from the gop without words from the real leader of the republican party. nobody s opposed to cops or firefighters or teachers, but they aren t private sector jobs. they do not contribute to economic growth. i guess rush limbaugh doesn t think teachers, firefighters, or police officers ever spend any money. it s frustrating enough to have republican spokesmen push this
firefighters or teachers but they aren t private sector jobs. they do not contribute to economic growth. now, i maybe missed something but i thought cops and firefighters and teachers go shopping and they spend money and they consume things like anyone else. i mean, what kind of world does he live in that only people with private sector job are consumers and contribute to the economic growth of the country but first responders i guess everything is home grown and just appearing in their homes by some i mean, what is he talking about? i think he lives in some type of la la land where you get a discount and don t have to pay sales tax if you re a teacher of police officer. absolutely. you laid out the first basic argument. these people provide important resources. they protect our communities and our streets.