by Watson Scott Swail, President & CEO, Educational Policy Institute Later today, the President will unveil his gun control plan, which is expected to be broad-sweeping and intrusive. The challenge is that a majority of the nation will think they aren’t extensive enough, while a large minority will claim that the law violates their constitutional rights via the second amendment. This current gun control conversation comes … Continue reading Guns, Guns, Guns

I was listening (and watching) Mitt Romney’s Acceptance Speech last night at the Republican National Convention in Tampa. It was a decent political speech, and, thankfully, much better than Clint Eastwood’s effort (the octogenarian acted every bit his age and seemed off script and “lost” at points; but he could still beat the crap out of me). Romney didn’t say much about college, other than … Continue reading Mitt Romney, College, and our Penchant for Ivy League Presidents