Yes, Common Core is a National Program
Common Core is nationalized education – one-size-fits-all learning standards imposed on all states and school districts by the federal government. It is not state led. It is not voluntary.
New York Fed Massively Disagrees With DOE’s Student Loan Default Data
"How high those delinquencies rates actually are, though, is an open question, which is turning into confusion on how to fix the problem. The most dire assessment is that one in three borrowers trying to repay student loans was late by 90 days or more at the end of 2012, according to The Federal Reserve Bank of New York in April. The U.S. Department of Education only publishes default statistics, and the official number of borrowers who default within two years of entering repayment is currently 10 percent. The default rate after three years is 14.7 percent. The default rates have been widely criticized for not giving an accurate picture of the number of student loan borrowers in distress." Continue reading →
Here’s One Fight Uncle Sam Can’t Win
"Economic citizenship programs are proliferating. That’s something to celebrate. These programs are a bracing antidote to the increasing tendency of governments to impose travel restrictions against their citizens, using passports as weapons. This has long been the policy of authoritarian governments like North Korea and China. But in recent years, the US and UK have made much greater use of passport revocations and even involuntary loss of citizenship against persons they perceive as 'enemies of the state.' Is it really surprising that a market has arisen to deal with these draconian restrictions on one of humanity’s most basic rights, the right to leave one’s own country?" Continue reading →
SC Gov. Haley signs bill to effectively nullify federal ban on industrial hemp
Yesterday, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley signed a bill into law that authorizes the growing and production of industrial hemp within the state, effectively nullifying the unconstitutional federal ban on the same.
Judge Napolitano: US Troops to Nigeria is Illegal
Last month, President Obama committed some 80 armed American troops to Chad to assist in the efforts to find a group of Nigerian girls reportedly kidnapped by the Boko Haram group. According to Judge Andrew Napolitano, the president’s action was an illegal use of military force without Congressional approval – as the Constitution requires. WATCH…
Relying on the Courts: A Dangerous Doctrine
We agree with Thomas Jefferson. Do you?
To the Governor’s Desk: Illinois bill to ban warrantless cellphone tracking passes unanimously
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., June 2, 2014 – An Illinois bill which would ban law enforcement from obtaining cellphone location tracking information without a warrant passed its final hurdle in the state legislature last Friday. By a unanimous vote in both chambers, the “Freedom from Location Surveillance Act” now moves to the Governor’s desk for a signature.…
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Have Cancer? Try this — What could it hurt?
Click here: http://naturalsociety.com/man-treat-stage-iv-prostate-cancer-baking-soda-molasses/ . Home Free Book Nutrition Weight Loss Mind & Body General Health Political Health Home Remedies Fitness Health Benefits Videos About Contact . The Guy who Reversed Stage IV Prostate Cancer with Baking Soda and Molasses by Paul Fassa October 2nd, 2013 Updated 05/07/2014 at 5:37 pm 37 comment 281 Could you […]
Chief Justice Roberts Again Rewrites Law, Avoids Duty to Hold Government’s Feet to the Constitutional Fire
Bond was a case about the scope of the treaty power—can Congress do something pursuant to a treaty that it can’t otherwise do?—and yet the majority opinion avoided that discussion altogether in the name of a faux judicial minimalism.
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