Watch Raising Adam Lanza on PBS. See more from FRONTLINE.
For the most part, I enjoy watching Frontline. This particular Frontline tells the story of the Newtown, Connecticut shootings. Unfortunately, half of this episode spends a lot of time trying to re-create who Adam Lanza really was. I find that most re-creations are superficial and are not helpful. The second part deals with the debate over gun violence and gun control. This I find more fascinating. One reporter stated that this is the most divisive topic in the United States. There is no middle ground. He compared it to the abortion debate. I agree 100%.
I’m not sure why former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has decided that it’s time for him to step back into the spotlight. He still believes that he lost the presidential race because ObamaCare was too attractive to minority and low-income voters. One of these days, he will read some polls that were not generated by his own campaign and figure out that he was simply unpopular.
One of the promises of the Internet was that it was going to be able to bring high-quality education to everyone. New research suggests that people who are already at the back of the class, as far as learning goes, do poorly with online learning scenarios.
A Republican lawmaker actually had the nerve to write a constituent telling him that bicyclists, with their sweat and exhaling of CO2, a greenhouse gas, are actually polluting the environment more than an automobile. Seriously, I can’t make this up.
I’m not sure if John Boehner believes what he says or not. He told David Gregory of Meet the Press that the president put forth no ideas or legislation with regards to the sequester. Of course, this is untrue.
Quarterback Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens gets paid. I mean, really paid. This is about being in the right place at the right time.
