Thank God for the Party of NO.

Even though, there are some without the courage to live as a "principled" citizen.

Author and education reform activist Jonathan Kozol once said, "Pick battles big enough to matter, small enough to win."

Some members of the Republican Party would do well to heed Kozol's words of wisdom.

There is nothing inherently wrong with Republicans opposing some of the policies of President Barack Obama -- in fact, "loyal opposition" is a healthy part of our American government.

But when the minority party moves from loyal opposition to stubborn opposition simply for the sake of opposing the other party, the political system fails.

Sorry Nathan Inks, but, there is no room in the Republican Party for you quoting Leftwing radical education writers in the same league as Bill Ayers.

In 2004, education researchers David Steiner and Susan Rozen conducted a study on the syllabi of the basic "foundations of education" and "methods" courses in 16 of the nation's most prestigious teacher-education schools. The mainstays of the foundations classes were works by Paolo Freire, the Brazilian education theorist who is considered the "father" of the "teaching for social justice" movement, and the radical education writer Jonathan Kozol. For the methods courses, the leading text was To Teach: The Journey of a Teacher, authored by the former Weather Underground terrorist and lifelong Marxist, Bill Ayers, Professor of Education at the University of Illinois and perhaps the most influential promoter of "social justice" education in American schools today.