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Over the last three weeks, a fued has erupted on the opinion section of the Vacaville Reporter. The first letter was written to defend the TEA Partiers despite their fallacies, and can be found here. The response to that letter which ran the next week accused anti-state citizens of being wrong about the GM Bailout …
On Friday, 4/16, the Dixon High School YAL Chapter held a TEA Party event on campus just for students. The event earned quite a bit of local media and attracted over 150 attendees. Liberty Republican Congressional Candidate for Solano County Gary Clift came and spoke and I said a word or two, too. It was …
This is a recently published Letter to the Editor in the Vacaville Reporter, which serves the California Bay Area and Sacramento metro vicinity. The good doctor has supporters even in Garamendi/Boxer/Feinstein-land. Dear Editor, Just writing to let Americans know that there is very little time left to vote off the rotten apples that we have …
Though the only real hope for American education is privatization, public education isn’t going anywhere over night. Jack Batson, a career teacher and former city councilman for Fairfield, CA — about 20 minutes from the YAL@DHS Chapter — wrote an excellent editorial for the Vacaville Reporter in light of a coming education reform bill from thegovernator’s …
Many people don’t realize how the world around them is affected by bureaucracy, regulation, and tyranny, but one example can be related easily, especially at Dixon High School. Our school recently built a new campus, and the transfer that began three years ago had been quite the tremendous event. Dixon High had a beautiful new …
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As a student at Dixon High School, which is located in the rather conservative community of Dixon, CA, I never expected to see collectivism so boldly embraced by faculty members. Today, Friday, Dec. 11th, I had the amazing pleasure of arguing with a biology teacher who had the audacity to say, “There should be …
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