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Iowa just latest government-school domino to fall, and there's nothing teachers' unions can do about it - Vimarsana News

Iowa just latest government-school domino to fall, and there's nothing teachers' unions can do about it

The Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature passed an expansive school choice proposal and Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the bill Tuesday.

On Natural Rights: Speaking Prose All Our Lives - Vimarsana News

On Natural Rights: Speaking Prose All Our Lives

On Natural Rights: Speaking Prose All Our Lives

Shaping Americans Values Debate - Vimarsana News

Shaping Americans Values Debate

(Archived document, may contain errors) The W.H. Brady Series on Defining Conservatism SHATING A:MERICA-S- VALUESDEBATE Panel 1: Midge Doctor, Karl Zinsmolster William J. Bennett, moderator Panel II: Michael Schwartz, Vin Weber I Kate O'Beirne, moderator Panel III: Dlnesh D'Souza, David Horowitz Elizabeth Wright, Michael Joyce Stuart Butler, moderator T he Lehrman Auditorium The Heritage Foundation Washington, D.C. September 1S, 1992 Shaping America's Values Debate

Executive Summary: Taking Charge of Federal Personnel - Vimarsana News

Executive Summary: Taking Charge of Federal Personnel

BG1404es: Taking Charge of Federal Personnel

Simple, Sensible Reforms for Housing Finance - Vimarsana News

Simple, Sensible Reforms for Housing Finance

"At the peak of the boom in 2006, over a third of all U.S. home purchase lending was made to people who already owned at least one house. In the four states with the most pronounced housing cycles, the investor share was nearly half—45 percent. Investor shares roughly doubled between 2000 and 2006. While some of these loans went to borrowers with “just” two homes, the increase in percentage terms is largest among those owning three or more properties.