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American Government Lecture One 2007 (view source)
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==='''I. Introduction'''===
==='''I. Introduction'''===
The most popular season of the year, Fall, is upon us. Hope your summer vacation was good, and not too short.
The most popular [[season]] of the [[year]], Fall, is upon us. Hope your [[summer]] [[vacation]] was good, and not too short.
When my daughter heard I would be teaching this course in American Government, she complained, “Why not teach something useful instead? Even math would be better!”
When my daughter heard I would be teaching this course in [[Conservapedia:American Government 101|American Government]], she complained, “Why not teach something useful instead? Even [[Mathematics|math]] would be better!”
Math is important, but so is [[government]]. You cannot drive a car without a license from [[government]]. You cannot own land without complying with [[government]]’s rules. It requires a government license to work as a doctor, lawyer, accountant, architect, electrician, undertaker, plumber and so on.
Math is important, but so is [[government]]. You cannot drive a car without a license from [[government]]. You cannot own land without complying with [[government]]’s rules. It requires a government license to work as a doctor, lawyer, accountant, architect, electrician, undertaker, plumber and so on.