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Common Core is even worse than I thought
Actually this is embarrassing. I write hostile articles about Common Core. I think I’m telling people the exact truth. And then I stumble on a new book that says things are Even Worse Than I’ve Been Saying.
OMG, that bad?!?
In other words, this thing is not just at the level of a bad virus or a broken arm. This thing is toxic. It’s going to kill us.
The new book is called “The Cult of Common Core: Obama’s Final Solution for Your Child’s Mind and our Country’s Exceptionalism.” (You can read the first few pages for free on Amazon.)
Just the day before, I put a very aggressive piece on American Thinker called “ObamaCare and Common Core – they are both bad to the bone.” I thought it was sufficiently stark. Apparently not. But it’s still a helpful article because it shows the ways that ObamaCare and Common Core mimic each other.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2014/04/4_26_2014_6_31.html
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