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Who do you think paid for you to go to school? It wasn't your parents
Yes it was, dolt. My parents are still paying for my education.
Obama doesn't pay school taxes on the White House and then send his kids to private school. And, many of the DC schools are mostly black kids and no way does obama want his little girls to go to a segregated school.
Christie pays $38,000 in property taxes to finance the local schools and then doesn't send his kids there. The New Jersey schools come out way ahead don't they!
He also stated that he wanted his kids to be exposed to religion, so he sends them to a Catholic school, just as MILLIONS of other Catholics do.
Telling the lady that it is none of your business is merely a nice way of saying fuck off bitch.
So everyone who doesn't have kids in the public school system shouldn't have to pay taxes?
Exactly right.
Exactly right.
Who do you think paid for you to go to school? It wasn't your parents
My parents paid school taxes and taxes to repay the bonds issued to build the schools and I worked my way through college with help from the GI bill. Who paid for you to go to school?
I was under the impression that liberals demand fairness. Why should someone that owns property and has no children in school be required to pay school taxes? Case in point. In Georgia there are several counties that exempt people over the age of 65 from paying school taxes. The rational used is that most people that age do not have children in school.
Having observed Christie for seven years that is his Achilles heel. He does not take criticism very well and goes into attack dog mode when challenged
He pulled it off as federal prosecutor, but will not bode well for a Presidential candidate
Good thing he is not running for president, isn't it?
But the conservatives are drooling over him. if and when he decides to run, these soundbites and terse retorts will not bode well with the electorate
Christie is doing a great job in NJ, but still needs some refinement
Ahh once again a liberal unable to answer a question decides it is not the question to be asked.Question...DO you think it proper for tax dollars to follow a child if the child attends a Charter School?
Implicit in your question is the false premise that a voucher is a transfer of funds out of the school tax pool into a voucher.
It's not. A voucher is a tax funded payment to parents above and beyond the collected school tax revenue.
You want me to ask the questions YOU want to answer.
Sorry Charlie...It doesn't work that way.
You obviously do not know how Charter School funding works..
Every property owner pays their school taxes. However, for each child that attends a Charter School, the local public district "loses" that money to the Charter School.
A voucher in turn does the same thing. The taxes are still paid to the local taxing authority. The government entity whether it is local state or federal issues a voucher to the parents of a child attending a school other than the local public school.
It's a partial wash for the parent depending on the amount of the voucher or credit. The local school district still gets it's money. The parents of the children attending school elsewhere receive the relief.
Charter Schools have become quite the bone of contention among supporters of the captive govco schools. The teachers unions hate any move to allow parents and students school choice.
It's time we took a long hard look at the captive market that is the public school system.
At one time public schools were paces of learning, achievement and development of character. Now public schools are places of social engineering and indoctrination to the liberal agenda where achievement and success are countermanded by theories such as outcome based education ( Johnny gets a A because while he performed poorly but tried real hard) English is now "language arts" History is now "social studies". All this politically correct nonsense has transformed our public schools into glorified baby sitting institutions.
Good thing he is not running for president, isn't it?
But the conservatives are drooling over him. if and when he decides to run, these soundbites and terse retorts will not bode well with the electorate
Christie is doing a great job in NJ, but still needs some refinement
The Christian Right is not particularly enamored with Christie, given that he is/was/might be/could be pro-choice on abortion.
Ahh once again a liberal unable to answer a question decides it is not the question to be asked.Question...DO you think it proper for tax dollars to follow a child if the child attends a Charter School?
Implicit in your question is the false premise that a voucher is a transfer of funds out of the school tax pool into a voucher.
It's not. A voucher is a tax funded payment to parents above and beyond the collected school tax revenue.
You want me to ask the questions YOU want to answer.
Sorry Charlie...It doesn't work that way.
You obviously do not know how Charter School funding works..
Every property owner pays their school taxes. However, for each child that attends a Charter School, the local public district "loses" that money to the Charter School.
A voucher in turn does the same thing. The taxes are still paid to the local taxing authority. The government entity whether it is local state or federal issues a voucher to the parents of a child attending a school other than the local public school.
It's a partial wash for the parent depending on the amount of the voucher or credit. The local school district still gets it's money. The parents of the children attending school elsewhere receive the relief.
Charter Schools have become quite the bone of contention among supporters of the captive govco schools. The teachers unions hate any move to allow parents and students school choice.
It's time we took a long hard look at the captive market that is the public school system.
At one time public schools were paces of learning, achievement and development of character. Now public schools are places of social engineering and indoctrination to the liberal agenda where achievement and success are countermanded by theories such as outcome based education ( Johnny gets a A because while he performed poorly but tried real hard) English is now "language arts" History is now "social studies". All this politically correct nonsense has transformed our public schools into glorified baby sitting institutions.
But the conservatives are drooling over him. if and when he decides to run, these soundbites and terse retorts will not bode well with the electorate
Christie is doing a great job in NJ, but still needs some refinement
The Christian Right is not particularly enamored with Christie, given that he is/was/might be/could be pro-choice on abortion.
He's definately pro-life Pro-Life Governor Christie Defunds Planned Parenthood in New Jersey
Perhaps you should educate yourself and not worry about Christie's kid's education.
Freaking dolt.
The Christian Right is not particularly enamored with Christie, given that he is/was/might be/could be pro-choice on abortion.
He's definately pro-life Pro-Life Governor Christie Defunds Planned Parenthood in New Jersey
Perhaps you should educate yourself and not worry about Christie's kid's education.
Freaking dolt.
CHRISTIE'S STORY ON ABORTION KEEPS ON CHANGING | Politicker NJ
Who do you think paid for you to go to school? It wasn't your parents
My parents paid school taxes and taxes to repay the bonds issued to build the schools and I worked my way through college with help from the GI bill. Who paid for you to go to school?
I was under the impression that liberals demand fairness. Why should someone that owns property and has no children in school be required to pay school taxes? Case in point. In Georgia there are several counties that exempt people over the age of 65 from paying school taxes. The rational used is that most people that age do not have children in school.
What your parents paid in school taxes did not come close to paying what your brothers and sisters and you cost to educate. I sent two kids through public schools. I paid an average of $3000 to $4000 in school taxes. It cost $9000 per student to send kids to school in NJ. What I paid in taxes did not come close to what it cost to educate my kids
Whether you have kids or not, you still have a moral obligation to pay school taxes. Someone paid for YOU to get educated so you have an obligation to pay back for the rest of your life. Plus, society as a whole benefits from an educated populance
But the conservatives are drooling over him. if and when he decides to run, these soundbites and terse retorts will not bode well with the electorate
Christie is doing a great job in NJ, but still needs some refinement
The Christian Right is not particularly enamored with Christie, given that he is/was/might be/could be pro-choice on abortion.
He's definately pro-life Pro-Life Governor Christie Defunds Planned Parenthood in New Jersey
Perhaps you should educate yourself and not worry about Christie's kid's education.
Freaking dolt.
The Christian Right is not particularly enamored with Christie, given that he is/was/might be/could be pro-choice on abortion.
He's definately pro-life Pro-Life Governor Christie Defunds Planned Parenthood in New Jersey
Perhaps you should educate yourself and not worry about Christie's kid's education.
Freaking dolt.
Yea, get them born and then "fuck 'em". After all, it's not MY kid. Why should I have to help take care of it? I forced that poor women to have the kid. MY part is done! (brushes hands together)
He's definately pro-life Pro-Life Governor Christie Defunds Planned Parenthood in New Jersey
Perhaps you should educate yourself and not worry about Christie's kid's education.
Freaking dolt.
CHRISTIE'S STORY ON ABORTION KEEPS ON CHANGING | Politicker NJ
Disengage your brain from "Stupid."
He's pro-choice. No further need to argue this FACT.
You give out government vouchers for private education on a widespread basis and private schools will jack up their tuitions.
Economics 101.
Disengage your brain from "Stupid."
He's pro-choice. No further need to argue this FACT.
Are you arguing with yourself now?
That's the Christie effect. Exactly what I said.
My parents paid school taxes and taxes to repay the bonds issued to build the schools and I worked my way through college with help from the GI bill. Who paid for you to go to school?
I was under the impression that liberals demand fairness. Why should someone that owns property and has no children in school be required to pay school taxes? Case in point. In Georgia there are several counties that exempt people over the age of 65 from paying school taxes. The rational used is that most people that age do not have children in school.
What your parents paid in school taxes did not come close to paying what your brothers and sisters and you cost to educate. I sent two kids through public schools. I paid an average of $3000 to $4000 in school taxes. It cost $9000 per student to send kids to school in NJ. What I paid in taxes did not come close to what it cost to educate my kids
Whether you have kids or not, you still have a moral obligation to pay school taxes. Someone paid for YOU to get educated so you have an obligation to pay back for the rest of your life. Plus, society as a whole benefits from an educated populance
Your assumption that the only source of revenue for the PUBLIC schools are property taxes. The very fact that they are PUBLIC school means they are paid for from PUBLIC funds that include City, County State and Federal governments. Three guesses where they get their money? The taxpayers is the answer.
I think you are starting to get it. Parents do not pay for their childrens education, it is the taxpayers as a whole. Your obligation does not end when you do not have children in school
Socialism in action......America, what a country
Plotting?
It's not a "plot", it's policy. If you go to school in a wealthy neighborhoods the schools are far superior then ones in a poor neighborhood.
In each and every way.
