Thursday, November 16, 2006
RSR's Crystal Ball
With a new moderate majority set to take charge in January, the Lawrence Journal World reports that Kansas Education Commissioner Bob Corkins' future seems uncertain.
On the contrary, RSR believes Corkins' future is quite certain. Unless he resigns before Christmas, he'll be looking for a job come January. Even Corkins' allies like right-wing board member Ken Willard say the chances are “probably not too good” that the new board would keep Corkins.
We must admit, however, despite our certainty about what the future holds for Mr. Corkins, we didn't fully appreciate the man's delicious sense of the absurd.
“I’ve been under the microscope for close to 400 days,” Corkins says. “I don’t know what the future holds.”
More time with the family, Bob. You'll be spending much more time with the family.
On the contrary, RSR believes Corkins' future is quite certain. Unless he resigns before Christmas, he'll be looking for a job come January. Even Corkins' allies like right-wing board member Ken Willard say the chances are “probably not too good” that the new board would keep Corkins.
We must admit, however, despite our certainty about what the future holds for Mr. Corkins, we didn't fully appreciate the man's delicious sense of the absurd.
“I’ve been under the microscope for close to 400 days,” Corkins says. “I don’t know what the future holds.”
More time with the family, Bob. You'll be spending much more time with the family.
