The law is starting to get stricter on people to take driving school even if they do not get their driver’s license before they are 18. It is good to know the schools that are in Tyler that gives you the best driving education.
I am not going to say that AAA Driving School is the best classes in Tyler but they give you what you need to get your license. They also show you a couple movies of deadly crashes; it is as if they really do not want you to drive n the road.
I really do not want to have to sit there and see people’s arms getting cut off from bad drivers. I understand that they want to show seriousness of driving a car.
I, personally, am not interested in watching “Red Asphalt”, but I guess if your instructors are extremely monotone and hard to pay attention to, that you have to have something that will get these kid’s to listen.
The driving school is a six hour class for one day or you can do the class for three hours for two days. Now you do not really have a choice to take the class or not. I guess it is due to all the crazy teenagers that will not stop texting while driving.
The class is $90 which seems to be pretty reasonable. Now there really is no reason to wait until you are 18 to get your license, you still have to take the driving class.
Congress Plans Vote to Starve Obama Care of Funds
February 10th, 2011The Republican House is once again on a collision course with the other half of the legislature and with the executive. The plan is to vote to restrict funds from the new Obama care program sometime next week. Frustrated Dems are again ridiculing the vote as another measure that will go nowhere given the fact that they control the senate. But the Republicans are simply demonstrating their seriousness both about undoing the new health care legislation and about reducing overall spending. This week they released a plan to deeply cut expenditures to a whole slew of government programs, including the National Endowment for the Arts, Amtrak, the IRS, (seriously, who won’t support that?!) and numerous other big government favs.
So even though the move to defund the President’s pet law will probably not go very far it does serve a highly useful purpose. It reminds the American people where their senators and congressmen or women stand on the issue. Despite the promises of the ineffectual Harry Reid, the repeal did in fact make it to the senate floor where members where forced once again to put their names to controversial and unpopular legislation. I hope the electorate was watching. Now the landscape has changed slightly however. With the federal judiciary ruling Obama care unconstitutional it’s almost certain to eventually find its way to the supremes. Congresses vote next week would potentially put the Senate back on the hot seat, particularly if the nation’s highest court eventually up holds the federal court’s ruling and throws out the new law. Any votes against defunding national health insurance would be in effect votes for sustaining unconstitutional government.
Again, it’s imperative that the American people follow the money, and the votes on this thing! I realize many of us are cynical about our nation’s leadership, but that’s all the more reason. Big changes are afoot here and for once we have a group of people in congress doing what they said they were going to do! The American voters are smart people, smarter than they are often given credit for. Just don’t go back to sleep. We have a lot to learn in the next few months and perhaps more to teach.
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