by David Safier The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled our tuition tax credit law is unconstitutional because so much of the money is targeted for scholarships at religious schools. The Supreme Court is looking at the ruling right now. It looks like the tax credit law will rise or fall depending on which of … Read more
by David Safier Here's an interesting chart about the percentage of Americans 25 and older who have high school diplomas starting in 1947, using census numbers. Today, about 85% of U.S. adults over 25 have high school diplomas, the highest number in our history. When we bemoan the number of high school dropouts, we forget … Read more
by David Safier I posted last night about the clear signals that Foothills School Board candidate Tammy Caillet-Falbaum is not only hoping to steer the school district in a more conservative direction, but she's part of a concerted effort, probably led by John Munger, to push for a hard core, conservative educational agenda. Here is … Read more
by David Safier This is probably my last Huppenthal post before the election, though you never know what will happen between now and then that might lead to another post. Here are three examples of the kind of fast-and-loose-with-facts-and-logic person Huppenthal is. Two of these involve leaps of logic and research which I would not … Read more
by David Safier I already wrote about John Schaefer's endorsement of LD-26's Nancy Young Wright and Cheryl Cage in a post detailing R endorsements of D candidates statewide. Now Schaefer has expanded his endorsement list to include all the Democratic candidates in LD-25 and LD-30, along with Penny Kotterman for Ed Supe. The factor linking … Read more