Monday- Race, Policy, Integrity & Technology

Today we’ll look for something in each of our headline subjects. We look for wisdom. We won’t always find it, yet seek it we shall.

An award winning teacher’s decision to wear “statement” t-shirts to training has her under the microscope. I like the message, but was it wise to display it in a surely hostile environment?

TPUSA is heading back to Utah Valley University on the anniversary of its founder’s assassination there. Is it wise, maybe more importantly, is it safe?

The Orlando and South Florida Sun Sentinels are playing the race card in their mishandling of the Byron Donalds nomination by Republicans. Another race card in the tragic case of Jason Arday at Cambridge is also a bad play. I don’t see wisdom in either of these decisions.

Traffic and surveillance cameras stay in the news with Flock detractors in Arizona acknowledging the value in police work, but preferring they not be used at all and Montgomery County, Maryland expanding red light cameras into the speed enforcement realm. The wisdom in either situation can be questioned.

Let’s get the discussion started.

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TODAY’s LINEUP

CO teacher under scrutiny for message shirts

TPUSA returns to Utah Valley U on Kirk anniversary

Sentinel papers making race an issue

Wrong case to play the race card

Anti-Flock folks acknowledge they assist police, don’t care

Expanding red light camera capability

Court rules against Rubio immigration policy


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