The kid was angry, but you are only making it worse with this punishment. The appropriate thing to do would be to send him to a competent guidance counselor and work through his feelings then send him on a path forward. Not really even a "punishment " but a correction. Before reading what happened I would have said that even that would be too much, but having read it, I don't think it would hurt to counsel him though his feelings. I doubt Tennessee has many competent guidance counselors though.
BrokenGlepnir
I guess it's weird for a son to live his father.
He's responsible for killing America. All our major economic problems caused by reinstating the policies that caused the great depression , and we're surprised? No, we're brain washed into believing that a gilded age to great depression cycle is good.
A disappointment to his family.
He did, but I think it only came to light after his brain was soup. Unless I am wrong and carter was aware earlier.
A jury of his peers have convicted him before. It's the judges he seated that are the biggest problem.
Yeah, but if Reagan can get away with it
Boys! Boys! Boys!
But yeah it's a disgrace.
It should be: Boyz! Boyz! Boyz!
The article headline makes you think it's a quote from biden. The article makes you think it's a quote from his friend. Follow it to axios, and you find that it's their own interpretation, and still should be left in context.
"Is my other grandma"
"Oh no"
And this is his he got fired.
But I bet it would be in someone's top ten concerns
I'm 33. We'll drag you back in