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AFP Patients First Health Care Rally
Patients First, a project of AFP, is joined by Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory at a rally against Government Run Health Care in North Carolina.
AFP Pres. Tim Phillips Discusses Card Check on Glenn Beck
AFP President Tim Phillips joins Glenn Beck to discuss the Card Check provision being pulled from the Employee Free Choice Act. However, now Congress is replacing it with another terrible provision which calls for a Fast Track Election.
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Today in the New York Times we were happy to read that Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts is taking a much needed free-market position on education reform. His proposed merit based pay system for teachers is a proven market-based design that works everywhere from corporate America to the restaurant business.
READ MOREWhen Thomas Jefferson wrote, "To compel a man to furnish funds for the propagation of ideas he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical," he likely had no idea the practice would become commonplace.
READ MOREAs many of us were once college students, it's easy to understand the worry and anger brought on by whispers of tuition increases (higher tuition, less pizza!). In Kansas this week, several cost-conscious co-eds have been doing their due-diligences by questioning the affect a Taxpayers Bill of Rights (TABOR) will have on higher ed tuition costs.
READ MOREFrom the AP today: Education Secretary Margaret Spellings plans to announce a major initiative today to address that problem: a commission charged with developing ''a comprehensive national strategy for postsecondary education," according to remarks in an advance copy of a speech she is expected to deliver at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte…
READ MOREAFP-Texas has filed a supplemental amicus brief in the Texas Supreme Court school finance case urging the Court to consider how schools currently prioritize their spending.
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