Horribly OT <odious troll food>

[Trent Shipley]

We used to do that before World War Two and the GI Bill.  Very few
people went to college.  If you were willing to sacrifice any pretense
of a knowledge economy and to target a low wage-no tax strategy you
could curtail all higher education government subsidy.

If I were a politician I wouldn't want to break the news to my middle
class voters that their kids don't have a prayer of going to college and
will work low wage, low skill jobs.

Joshua Zeidner wrote:
>   what I dont understand about the voucher system is, why are we
> taxing just to give back credits?  why tax at all?  -jmz
> 
> On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 8:00 PM, Trent Shipley<tshipley at deru.com> wrote:
>> Subsidies to community colleges and state universities should be
>> replaced with a one-size-fits-all higher education vouchers.  Using
>> vouchers will contribute to a free market in higher education
>> services, leveling the playing field between the University of
>> Phoenix, Grand Canyon University, and the state universities.  To the
>> degree that state funds are spent on higher education vouchers, direct
>> subsidies to public institutions of higher education can be reduced.
>> Naturally, it would not make sense to endanger Arizona's sovereign
>> rights over state trust land by cutting direct support for land grant
>> universities excessively.  Likewise, it would be inexpedient to hurt
>> receipt of Federal revenue through excessive cuts, though even this
>> might be possible after a substantial electoral success.
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