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Folks, it’s Econ 101…the following is from Richard Vedder: When asked the question, “Why do colleges keep raising tuition fees?” I give answers ranging from three words (“because they can”), to 85,000 (my book,…
Read MoreAs usual, Phyllis Schlafly is exactly right: One of the ways to cut the big-spending binge engaged in by the federal government is to terminate the racket of college loans. It’s counterproductive, discriminatory and…
Read MoreThe following bit of news was posted by HotAir.com: Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels (R) criticized public-sector unions on Sunday, saying they should be eliminated entirely. “There’s, I think, a fundamental problem with government becoming…
Read MoreThe English “subtitles” are a bit too small, but this is definitely the best one yet of these parodies–and that’s saying something since there have been so many of them…
Read MoreThis is part two of a series. I’m re-posting this set of articles because four years have passed and I’d argue our side has made little-to-no progress on any of the important items discussed…
Read MoreWith more than 2 million K–12 students in the U.S. currently being educated at home, the popularity of homeschooling continues to rise. Since 1999, the number of homeschooled students has increased by a staggering 75%, mostly in response to increasing dissatisfaction and frustration with the public school system.
Read MoreWhile there are a lot of distressing things in the news these days (as always), there are plenty of angles taken on those news items that make me have to laugh. This is one…
Read MoreA short but hugely important post at National Review by George Leef: Andrew Coulson of Cato Institute, writing on Cato’s blog, suggests that students forget about the traditional college degree. Instead, he suggests, they…
Read MoreOne of the many reasons the public school system needs to be dismantled is because Americans don’t have time to be full time babysitters for the misbehaving adults who run the failed taxpayer funded…
Read MoreAnyone who knows history, understands the First Amendment and the founding of this country – knows that any attempt to indoctrinate children in taxpayer funded schools into believing what the Supreme Court once called…
Read MoreStuart Butler is the director of the Center for Policy Innovation at the Heritage Foundation, and his latest article, posted at NationalAffairs.com, is titled “The Coming Higher-Ed Revolution.” I’d argue that many of Butler’s…
Read MoreAn excellent column from Michael Brown: On April 20th, in thousands of schools across America, your hard-earned tax dollars will help underwrite the homosexual indoctrination of your kids. Yes, April 20th will mark the…
Read MoreThe latest from Laurie Higgins: While many conservatives call for a forfeit — I mean, truce — on the social issues, the other side gleefully forges ahead using our money to indoctrinate our kids…
Read MoreEd Kaitz focuses on college textbooks in a post yesterday at AmericanThinker.com, but it’s not any better at the K-12 level. And no, that fact doesn’t influence Republican Party support for the lavish funding…
Read MoreBill Zettler has a new article posted titled, “10 Things You Probably Don’t Know About IL State Pensions.” Here are the 10 – follow the link at the bottom to read the entire article:…
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