Safety nets are one thing. But what we have in this country is a system that supports not working, more than actually working for much of the population. In some states you can make as much as twenty dollars an hour by not working and not seeking employment.

Algebra is really easy.

They're trying to point the finger at a class that is very fundamental in math while not really addressing the two things that could actually cause somebody to fail out of that course: lazyness or simply not being very bright.

I can also tell you that this will accomplish nothing but to bring down the ability of students that can actually do the work, as the fact is that if you can't handle something as easy as Algebra, you weren't going to do well if life. Period.

Naturally people love programs that help others.....until they have to pay for it themselves.

I thought it was pretty good other than Lex and the plot being too crammed full.