West Wing Week: "Roll Up Our Sleeves and Never Quit," 06/08/12

Published on Jun 8, 2012 by whitehouse

This week, the President traveled to Honeywell International in Minnesota, to highlight efforts to help veterans find good paying jobs, urged Congress to support the Paycheck Fairness Act and to not let interest rates double on student loans on July 1st.

That's June 1st to June 7th or "Roll up our sleeves and never quit."

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Buzz Politics 3.2: Santorum Surge Part 2 - Washington Caucuses Next

Uploaded by Buzz60 on Mar 2, 2012

The media declared Mitt Romney the Comeback Kid after his wins in Michigan and Arizona but that's old news. Rick Santorum is poised for another media-driven surge in the Washington caucuses this weekend.

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Can any Republican do what Al Franken can?

Only a true patriot can draw the US from memory.

Senator Al Franken drew an accurate map of all fifty U.S. states at the Minnesota State Fair recently.

The senator from Minnesota performed during a recording for Minnesota Public Radio. The video is set to music, so you can't to hear any "oohs" or "ahhs" from the audience.

This isn't the first time Sen. Franken drew the map for an audience. Franken showed the party trick and auctioned it off during a 2007 Democratic fundraiser in Minnesota.

Middle Class Warrior remembers drawing maps of the US and it regions when he was in elementary and junior high school. That was an era when students still took civics and history classes.

Watch Jay Leno's Jay Walking to see how far knowledge of civics and US history has dropped since then. Many college students can't identify pictures of Abraham Lincoln or Thomas Jefferson.

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