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Teachers unions are the big problem
Submitted by Karl Priest on 2.27.2008

TEACHERS are in a never-ending Groundhog's Day situation when they rely on the same old union strong-arm tactics to get a few extra crumbs from the Legislature.


Lessons for Arnold from Milton Friedman
Submitted by Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D on 2.15.2008

SACRAMENTO – Jan. 29 was Milton Friedman Day, which may have escaped Californians’ notice. I wonder: Could Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger gain inspiration from the ideas of the late Nobel laureate and lauded economist?

Parents still not free to choose in California
Submitted by Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D on 2.3.2008

Tuesday was Milton Friedman Day. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger may at last be taking a first step toward putting into action the ideas of the late Nobel laureate and “Father of Modern School Reform.”

Need Deficit Solutions? Think School Choice
Submitted by Lance T. Izumi, J.D. on 2.1.2008

According to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, California faces a combined $14 billion budget deficit for this fiscal year and the next. In response, the governor has resorted to conventional remedies such as a 10-percent across-the-board spending cut.

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