Public Education: DC Vouchers Program Isn't the Answer
Taxpayer dollars should go where they are needed most: to improve public education for all of our nation's children.
Taxpayer dollars should go where they are needed most: to improve public education for all of our nation's children.
Benjamin R. Barber | Posted 04.12.2009 | Business
I have a plan that doesn't (god forbid!) involve nationalization or government mandates, but compels the banks to spend government bucks for the purposes intended by Congress when it okayed the bailout.
Gary Ross | Posted 03.14.2009 | Politics
Why not allow recently laid off workers to apply their unemployment benefits toward their next job in the form of a voucher?
Martin Carnoy | Posted 01.08.2009 | Politics
With government as the investor of last resort, Obama has broad support to implement major changes in the educational, health care, and energy systems using federal money.
Cheryl Lubin | Posted 11.27.2008 | Home
As a high school teacher who dips into my own wallet to buy paper and pencils for students in the second largest school district in the land, I recognize the dangers of a pro-voucher McCain administration. Vouchers are not, as Obama so succinctly put it, the panacea for failing schools.
Amitai Etzioni | Posted 10.24.2008 | Business
Congress should instruct the U.S. Treasury to issue to each American household a mortgage reduction voucher worth $7,500. Thus, these vouchers will help the banks by helping the people.
Rabbi David Saperstein | Posted 06.14.2009 | Politics