Bookworm on Sep 22 2009 | Filed under: NEA
Tweet Who needs to go looking for conspiracies when the funny stuff is staring you right in the face? Ace noticed that the same PR firm that did incredibly sleazy YouTube attacks on Sarah Palin during the election cycle was an invited attendee at the now-infamous NEA phone call. Ace has all the right information [...]
Bookworm on Sep 21 2009 | Filed under: NEA
Tweet I thought I’d assemble for you in one place the key points in the NEA phone call, showing that the White House itself directed the call’s organizers to use the National Endowment for the Arts (a publicly funded government organization) as a means to fund like-minded artists to create political propaganda for the benefit [...]
Bookworm on Sep 21 2009 | Filed under: NEA
Tweet Andrew Breitbart’s Big Government started it this morning with a post describing the now infamous NEA conference call that used tax payer funds to get NEA supported artists to prepare Obama propaganda. That is not the end of the story. To give you background, the Media Mythbusters wiki has a whole page set up [...]
Bookworm on Aug 04 2009 | Filed under: Education, Unions
Tweet One of my main bases for hostility to teacher’s unions is that increasingly have nothing to do with their original goal, which was ensuring a living wage and decent working conditions for teachers. (Not that they were always that effective at serving their original union mandate. My father was a teacher and he did [...]
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