America’s two most troubled sectors are the White House and the Senate.
According to Liberals, both areas that need to be designated as “no profit zones”.
Truth is the US does a better job of educating people of European ancestry than anyone in the world. The US does a better job of educating people of Asian ancestry than anyone in the world. The US does a better job of educating people of African ancestry than anyone in the world. The US does a better job of educating people of Latin American ancestry than anyone in the world.
It is only when you compare an American average to a European average or an Asian average that we fall short.
Isn't that why we employ teachers and physicians? I guess the argument is that government education has made Americans too stupid to make decisions about their heath care and education so we need more government education?
When people have to pay out of their own pockets for either education or health care, you can bet, that no matter what, the decisions will be far superior on average, with higher quality and lower cost, than some bureaucrat.
The more government gets involved in something, the more expensive it becomes.
the two sectors of the economy that have had, more than any other sectors of the economy
the most state interference and regulation in their marketplace
the most taxpayer funding and taxpayer subsidies
the most government dictats on their operations
the most federal interference, regulation and subsidies
and all of the above increasing for sixty years straight
BEFORE OBAMACARE even
and all the above was done to bring both sectors of the econony to their knees
in order that the call for total federal takeover could be made
as if that was needed to rescure them from themselves
when what was needed was to rescue them FROM GOVERNMENT.
when you hear the political class discuss the problems
with education, are their arguments ever truly about the unjustified high cost of education?
NO. It is always predominately about NOT questioning what education costs, merely about how to saddle taxpayers with more of the costs of keeping up with the demands of the education industrial complex.
The fights in Congress - on the ever rising costs of college - IGNORE the real problem and are always seeking more ways to cover the demands of the colleges. The arguments are always couched as “coming to the aid of the students”, but that is a lie. They are merely coming to the aid of the education industrial complex, continuing to prop up that industry and its perks and priveleges, which are very often undeserved and among sectors in the economy with the highest rates of inflationary cost increases for decades.