Schumer’s approval rating hits record low; Texas moves to fix thousands of errors in Bible-filled curriculum
In this Media Miss Minute, a new poll shows Sen. Chuck Schumer’s approval rating is at its lowest point since he took office. Plus, Texas officials are issuing corrections to the state’s new Bible-based school curriculum after identifying thousands of errors.
Media Miss by the left: Poll shows Chuck Schumer more unpopular than he’s ever been
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s approval rating has fallen to a record low, according to a new Marist poll.
Just 27% of respondents say the New York Democrat is doing an excellent or good job. Thirty-four percent rate his performance as fair, while 41% say he is doing a poor job.
Schumer’s approval rating is down 7 points from last year and is at the lowest it’s ever been since Marist started tracking in 1999 – the same year he entered the Senate.
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Media Miss by the right: Texas revises Bible-based curriculum after errors flagged
The Texas State Board of Education voted 8-6 to approve revisions to the state’s new bible-filled curriculum after identifying more than 4,000 issues.
The corrections range from factual and punctuation errors to image licensing and copyright problems.
The mistake-filled textbooks are already in circulation, though it remains unclear how many schools have adopted the optional curriculum.
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