Colleges and universities in the United States could be facing a crisis as they struggle to meet enrollment numbers due to increase in tuition costs, declining birthrates and the rise of alternate career paths. You don’t say. Let’s look at what’s drivin’ that train – especially since the 7th of October, 2023. Many of these colleges have chosen to allow raghead lovin’ students and agitators to invade their campuses. Not the best advertisement for the serious student looking for a distraction-free educational experience. Is it any wonder bright high school graduates in increasing numbers are questioning whether or not to attend one of these liberal-thought factories? The smart ones are considering their options. For example, the average registered nurse makes $95,000 a year, and it only requires a two-year Associate’s Degree to get there – not goin’ into debt to the tune of  $142,000 that the average Bachelor’s Degree costs.

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Car explodes home. The 30th time a vehicle has crashed upon the property. How’d you like to live in THIS home? All the wrecks’ve been caused by a dangerously sharp curve, but as usual, neither the city or county (depending on who’s got responsibility for the roadway) has done a damned thing to fix the problem.

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Gen Z cashiers can’t tell the difference between real and fake money. Have you ever seen a more damning assessment of our public school system, and the Democrats that run it?

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‘You should expect to be shot’: Florida homeowner fatally guns down masked intruder, scares off another. If it’d been me, and I had time, I’d’ve asked ‘em if they could catch bullets with their teeth.

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Court orders Biden admin to stop selling border wall materials, was ‘illegally subverting’ laws. What a moron. Biden’s gotta hold the presidential record for losin’ the most lawsuits in history.

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In 17 years, Oregon sees 91% spike in homelessness. US homelessness up 18% as affordable housing remains out of reach for many people. Reports consistently blame the lack of affordable housing as the reason more of the American population is living in a tent under a bridge. I, for one, have a different spin on it. Here’s the problem: If a person didn’t pay attention during their K-12 years (or stay in school period) and accumulate the required knowledge to eventually achieve an employable skill of some sort, it wouldn’t matter HOW much housing was available, the person living on handouts couldn’t afford it. As long as bleedin’ heart Democrats are handing out welfare payments like they’re candy, they’ll never afford a place to live outside of a government housing project of some sort. Currently, you’re probably hearing talk of limiting the number of H-1B1 work visas available to bright, foreign-born applicants that industry needs. How about providing incentives and changing the American mindset to encourage excellence in ANY educational endeavor or technical training? If we spent as much time celebrating mental prowess as we do jocks and prom queens, this country wouldn’t need to import as much brainpower from overseas.

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