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Senate-Passed Bill Creates Unnecessary Hurdles for Charter Schools

May 10, 2012

Opponents of charter schools fear the loss of existing public schools' students and money, but the mass exodus to private schools and better performing school districts has already begun in a trend projected to continue.
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Notice: Government-Supervised Financial Sector May Lose Value

May 16, 2012

Giving control of America’s largest financial institutions to those who supervise the financial activities of the federal government makes no sense considering the U.S. has averaged an annual deficit of $1.3 trillion since President Obama took office.