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Public money and private education
Hillbilly version: Do you really expect to improve education if you take money for schools and give it to other institutions. Separate but equal does not apply, now or in… More.
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Can you afford to trade?
Hillbilly version: the United States has not had a trade surplus since 1975. We buy more than we sell. Trump assures us that we don’t need them- trading partners. Do… More.
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Formal English 2
Hillbilly version: A national language. We sure hope you use IMP (Indigenous Mountain People) as the guide line for English. Why not? But probably, New York or New Jersey English… More.
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A Job well Done
Hillbilly version: just doing my job. The 44 who stayed behind and did their job should be commended. Given at the very least Atta Boys for everyone. A word of… More.
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The President can or the President can not
Hillbilly version: Momma says just because someone else did it does not make it right. Finally something both parties can agree upon. If the president is from our party then… More.
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Peace or Profit
Hillbilly version: keep your mouth shut and watch. Actions speak louder than words. Our leader wants peace. So this weekend he authorized bombing a foreign country. The pentagon is increasing… More.
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Federal Housing for the Rich
Hillbilly wisdom: We can not afford not to build it. Large tracts of arid land New Mexico, Arizona,Texas, Nevada owned by federal government. Both parties suggested sales of this land… More.
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A Free Ride Maybe
Hillbilly version: When the people who are paid to do a job, don’t! What do you do? Why would wepay immigrants to give themselves up, when we already pay people… More.
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Work on Site
Hillbilly wisdom: You can’t work if you don’t show up. “Heads of departments shall…terminate remotework arrangements and require employees to work in person at their respective duty stations”. What’sfair for… More.
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Standardized Education
Hillbilly version: We need one of those. Tape measures were called spools. After first break we eachhad one. They paid for themselves the first day.Each generation has to decide between… More.
Open to Anything 