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  • WH: Obama Looking ‘to Fundamentally Rethink and Reshape’ Higher Education

    08/21/2013 5:15:52 PM PDT · by Nachum · 70 replies
    CNSnews ^ | 8/21/13 | Terence P. Jeffrey
    (CNSNews.com) - White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest said at the White House briefing on Tuesday that President Barack Obama believes America needs “to fundamentally rethink and reshape” its higher education system and the he will be going on a bus tour on Thursday and Friday to make some proposals Earnest said “are not going to be popular with everybody.” After noting that average college tuition costs have risen dramatically in recent decades, Earnest said: “So what the President believes that we need to do is we need to fundamentally rethink and reshape the college--the higher education system, and...
  • Right-wing bloggers see their chance

    11/17/2008 6:20:19 PM PST · by OL Hickory · 3 replies · 444+ views
    The Hill ^ | Posted: 11/17/08 07:55 | Walter Alarkon
    Right-wing bloggers see their chance.. Conservative groups are hardly celebrating the election of President Barack Obama, with perhaps one exception: right-wing bloggers, who see a ripe opportunity to catch up with the left.
  • Protests Reshape Race for Governor

    03/30/2006 5:50:35 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 8 replies · 323+ views
    LA Times ^ | 3/30/06 | Robert Salladay
    SACRAMENTO — As protesters took to the streets of Los Angeles in record-setting numbers in recent days, the highest-ranking immigrant in California, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, was asked what should be done about the millions of people living in California illegally. "I'll let the geniuses in Washington figure all that out," he replied. Though the answer may have sounded flip, he later offered detailed comments about illegal immigration. But the moment spoke to the pressure Schwarzenegger and the two main Democratic candidates for governor suddenly face to take a stand as federal lawmakers tackle immigration policy. Until the protests, the three...
  • Arnold's plan could reshape Legislature

    07/18/2004 10:10:45 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 26 replies · 656+ views
    LA Daliy News ^ | 7/17/04 | AP
    By 2006, California could have a dramatically different political landscape, with part-time and more moderate legislators and a more streamlined state bureaucracy, if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's renewed threats against the status quo catch fire with voters. As the governor fights against a Legislature he says is resisting his calls for change, he is campaigning this weekend against individual lawmakers. He has again threatened to push a ballot measure to create part-time Legislature. Combined with an open-ballot primary initiative on the November ballot pushed by Schwarzenegger supporters, the crop of politicians elected in 2006 could find themselves both part-time and term-limited....