Its sounds like a third grade reading class.

[kentuck]

Many of them have no idea what they are reading. They are just reading words. They have no meaning. It's embarrassing.

Reading the Constitution? I would have thought every one of them would have done that before they ran for Congress?

[Parche]

1. see jane, see spot run

:rofl::hi:

[RKP5637]

2. Yeah! I see it as a sign of just how ignorant many of them are ... The next 2 years are

going to be absolutely pathetic.

[Obamanaut]

10. And yet many, from both parties, are reelected for many, many terms. nt

[RKP5637]

11. Yeah, it's across the board. Some are excellent, but many leave a lot to

be desired. This countries difficulties could be worked on aggressively and fixed, but many in congress are in the way of meaningful solutions.

[benld74]

3. MY 3rd grader reads better than ANY of these idiots!

[stray cat]

4. Is anyone taking notes and if they fail the test afterward can we fire them?

[hlthe2b]

5. State of our educational system. Civics class has disappeared...

and history class has become RW propaganda 101.

[phantom power]

6. I'm perfectly fine with them reading the Constitution. They may accidentally learn something.

I'm serious.

[niyad]

7. that assumes a certain level of reading comprehension

[Whisp]

8. was that what the fresh squeezed orange was blubbering about?

and CNN covers this?
yeah, they did.

*points and laughs at CNN
for the millionth time

[RKP5637]

12. CNN = Crappy News Network. n/t

[chelsea0011]

9. Please tell me that the Weeper of the House has been sobbing through it all

[callous taoboy]

13. Third grade teacher here: Watch out, buddy.

:P

[undergroundpanther]

14. This is why they read it like words

Hare conducted a case study involving a man named Al who had 46 criminal convictions. This study appeared as a PBS documentary in 2007. The experiment used a language test that involved a listening device. The study sought to determine whether abnormalities in brain processing are present in individuals with antisocial personality disorder. Results from the experiment revealed language to be processed in both of Al's brain hemispheres, as opposed to the left-brain processing inherent in individuals who don't have this condition. A second experiment with Al sought to explain the robotic emotional expression that appear in individuals with sociopathic characteristics. Emotional response recording showed no change in response when Al was shown emotional words versus being shown neutral words. Hare associates the sociopath's apparent lack of fear with his tendency toward insensitivity, as well as with an inability to learn from experience.



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