Can the president put someone in jail? By Paul Katula • Oct 9, 2016 We take a somewhat pointed look at the call Donald Trump made for a special prosecutor in the debate earlier this evening.
On the dashed hopes of Donald Trump By Paul Katula • Oct 7, 2016 The "October surprise" came in the form of a videotape in which Donald Trump boasts of sex conquests he has had with women.
No education in Trump-Clinton debate #1 By Paul Katula • Sep 26, 2016 No education issues were discussed in the 1st presidential debate with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but some were referenced in other remarks.
Try to keep campaign nastiness out of class By Paul Katula • Sep 14, 2016 Teachers want to talk about the election, but some of the hateful rhetoric is hurtful, especially if students direct it at other students.
Trump releases sort of an education plan By Paul Katula • Sep 9, 2016 Donald J Trump issued a few proposals for what he would do as president for education. It's about school choice, vouchers, and merit pay.
Donald Trump, in his own words By Paul Katula • Aug 21, 2016 We are in the middle of what seems like a very divisive political campaign for the office of president. What can we learn or teach?
Debt-free college, a Democratic unifying principle By Paul Katula • Jul 30, 2016 We wonder if debt-free college in the US is a possibility by looking at the proposal advanced by Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee.
The road to the Illinois primary turns violent By Paul Katula • Mar 12, 2016 Violence has erupted on the campaign trail, mainly surrounding the campaign stops of Republican candidate Donald J Trump.
Frank talk about Common Core from Republicans By Paul Katula • Mar 10, 2016 Three of the 4 Republican presidential candidates talked a little about education in the 12th debate Thursday.
Even Republicans complain about Trump By Paul Katula • Mar 10, 2016 The primaries are starting to build to a climax, and some candidates are getting ahead in the delegate count. Nominations give us fewer choices.