Where do you stand on homeschooling?

[whathehell]

32. What will they do with all the parents who have to stop working to do this?

It's mostly women who do this, and most working women are

working because one paycheck will not cut it for most families anymore, unfortunately.

I was raised in a blue collar family in the fities/sixties where my mother, married

to a union tradesman, could actually afford to be a "stay at home mom".

Those days, which rethugs like to point out as the "good old family values days",

were also, though they'd rather you not notice, the days when unions were strong

and paid LIVING wages....I am happy that my sister and I "caught a break" by

being born at the "right" time in America, and feel angry and betrayed for those others

at the how it's been going WAY downhill ever since...When Hillary Clinton said

that a second term of Dubya would result in our "not recognizing this country", she spoke

for many of us, although in truth, it has been going down since Reagan.