This apparent shark was spotted on a scuba diving trip the mystery education guest took in Hawaii. Later, the “shark” turned out to be Rod Paige in disguise.
Question: Why would the former education secretary be inclined to attack our mystery guest?
–Guestblogger Richard Whitmire
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August 22nd, 2008 at 8:05 am
Must have something to do with the fact that Rod Paige was chosen as Secretary of Education because he excelled as a sycophant and the guest fish pornist must have also revealed what an empty shell the Houston Miracle was as it erased thousands of dropouts from it’s reporting lists.