One wonders what sufficient commitment would look like

I'm not sure it's appropriate for Union Public Schools superintendent Cathy Burden, while on the clock and addressing her employees, to be praising State Question 744 or to be thanking Congress for plunging our grandchildren deeper into debt. But I do know this: When bemoaning the insufficient "commitment to education" from the taxpayers who pay your $207,146 salary, it's probably best not to remind folks that "the new turf at the stadium is eye-popping."