Who Should Romney Tap for Understudy?

Sabrina Schaeffer

Romney needs a VP contender who can bolster the governor’s limited government bona fides and push back on the “War on Women” narrative coming from the White House.

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Parents, Not the Government, Should be Food Police

Julie Gunlock

The government perceives obesity as a problem -- and therefore feels compelled to inject itself into the debate.

 

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Obama Can Thank "Julia" for His Drop in the Polls

Sabrina Schaeffer

If “Julia” taught us anything, it’s that cradle-to-grave statism is doomed to fail come November.

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Putting Pupils, Not Politics, First in Philly

Vicki E. Alger

Philadelphia Mayor tells reform opponents, “If you care about kids and if you care about education…we need to all grow up and deal with [it].”

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Senate Succumbs to Demagoguery in Its Consideration of the VAWA

Christina Villegas

Based on the Senate’s recent passage of the VAWA, it seems that candid and courageous leadership is in short supply.

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“Inexcusable”…That’s What You Are…

Vicki E. Alger

Mitt Romney (finally) blasts President Obama on education

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What’s the Price of Excellence?

Vicki E. Alger

Similar Results, Dissimilar Students and Spending among Top-Ranked High Schools

 

 

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Free College: A Liberal Idea Worth Trying

Carrie L. Lukas

There is a way to provide free access to college instruction without exacerbating federal and state budget deficits.

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"Paycheck Fairness" Will Mean a Pay Cut for Men

Carrie L. Lukas

Few women view public policy as a battle between the sexes. Women whose husbands, brothers and sons are struggling to find jobs find no comfort in women's comparatively low unemployment rate.

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Mr. President, Please Stop Subsidizing College

Hadley Heath

Student-loan subsidies aren't good for the economy or our education system, and they are unfair to Americans who don't attend college.  

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Julia’s Success Story Begins with Head Start?

Carrie L. Lukas

Government's help, celebrated in the story of "Julia," is often at best useless (as with Head Start), and, more often, damaging by contributing to our metastasizing government.

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A New Obesity Documentary Reveals Nothing New

Julie Gunlock

The food nannies secure a powerful Hollywood ally and the results are just more of the same obesity hysterics.

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Is America Up To Solving The Coming Fiscal Crisis?

Carrie L. Lukas

Reactions to the Social Security Trustee report and the recent debate about USPS suggest Congress isn't up to tackling our looming fiscal crisis.

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Stay-at-Home Moms and Equality

Karin Agness

Politicians have been talking a lot about the role of women in society. We might all benefit from considering a little history on this not-so-new topic.

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The Asians 'Set Me Up’

Nicole Kurokawa Neily

Council member Marion Barry should stop attacking other ethnicities and fight for better opportunities for all D.C. residents. 

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