What Republicans need to learn is that renewal does not come from tall buildings. It comes from establishing quality as a norm.
BTTT
I listened to a podcast a few months ago and the topic was how Oklahoma led the nation in marijuana grow farms. The reasons why were many but varied, too many licenses given out, properties that were available, easy access to illegals, lack of oversight etc. It won’t come as a surprise to know that by far the chicoms owned the most properties.
It would appear that every state has loopholes in different categories where they are exploited by the left/uniparty/GOPe, as it is said, “because they can.”
What’s needed is for parents to oversee their children’s education as along with their financial situation, and not send their kids to overpriced politics-laced schools.
When I graduated from college in 1979 there were still a few conservative (meaning normal people) professors. They were teaching because they loved it. All of them had consulting jobs. But you could see how the college was changing. In the engineering side students came in for classes but left for their jobs. On the “other side of campus” the students were there all the time, smoking pot. About the time I graduated the dean of engineering died and his replacement was somewhere between the way we dressed and a hippie. When I was last at an engineering college half the teachers looked and sounded whiffy-gay. And, because of all the government money, there’s no way to work your way through school. If you want the degree, the easily available government money means you simply must take a loan.
I question the value of a college education. So do large companies who now offer their own degrees teaching the skills they actually need. One complaint I had when I had the opportunity to talk to a college dean was, I’d get an engineer and then need to teach him how to use the standard engineering tools virtually every company had. He said, “Yeah, we can’t afford those programs.” Billions in their coffers yet they can’t afford to buy the tools industry needs them to teach their students. College is a waste of time and money.
The rot begins in the halls of power at all levels of government. Allow it to fester and grow, and behold, you have chaos.