The Erie Times has been bemoaning the cost of higher education. I contend a major factor is government backed education loans. The government makes it easy for students to get big dollar loans and schools are taking advantage. Read the rest of this entry »
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Education Cost and “Government Money”.
Posted by Martin C. Fox on October 25, 2012
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Lame PSEA ad for Taxing the Public to Fund the Failing Public School System
Posted by Martin C. Fox on June 10, 2012
PSEA President Michael Crossey has an ad in the 10 June 2012 Erie Times News extolling the virtues of higher corporate taxes for public education. Education taxes that have contributed to plummeting US student capabilities. Mr. Crossey goes on for a quarter page moaning about how Governor Corbet is in cahoots with corporations, minimizing their tax burden, bringing destruction ad mayhem upon the populace. Either Mr. Crossey is quite naive or he is trying to pull a fast one because businesses are not tax payers. They are tax collectors. Read the rest of this entry »
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Missed Education Opportunity
Posted by Martin C. Fox on July 31, 2011
There has certainly been a lot of discussion regarding the state’s reduction in its redistribution of our taxes towards education. It has had its affect in the Erie area. I see a wonderful opportunity that is being missed. Read the rest of this entry »
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Edukashun-DEA style
Posted by Martin C. Fox on July 30, 2011
Mary Sanchez recently had a column taking Michelle Bachmann to task which illustrates the thinking that has us sliding toward disaster. Bachmann rightly advocates shutting down the Department of Education. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Budget, Education | Tagged: DEA, Education, Fed, Jimmy Carter, Libertarian, Mary Sanchez, Michelle Bachmann, Ron Paul | Leave a Comment »
