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Why hasn’t school-choice competition produced more for teachers?

School-choice competition is producing more for students. But it should also be producing more for teachers. A recent study documents the extent to which that isn’t happening.

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This entry was posted in State and local, Uncategorized on May 24, 2021 by robertrobb.

Ducey’s questionable Back to Work program

The state shouldn’t be the business of offering wage bonuses, or arbitary and unfair benefits to some job seekers but not others.

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This entry was posted in State and local on May 21, 2021 by robertrobb.

Arizona GOP is blowing the 2022 election

That should be a big rebound year for Republicans in Arizona. But not for a Trump party still fighting the 2020 presidential election.

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This entry was posted in International and national, State and local on May 19, 2021 by robertrobb.

Time to separate political parties and state in Arizona

Why a fully nonpartisan top-two primary is a better reform than ranked-choice voting.

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This entry was posted in State and local on May 17, 2021 by robertrobb.

A very worthy civil forfeiture reform

A surprisingly productive legislative session, illustrated by this fundamental reform making it much easier for innocent parties to get their property back when it is seized by government.

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This entry was posted in State and local on May 14, 2021 by robertrobb.

Community colleges and four-year degrees: More to do

To truly serve students, Arizona’s community colleges need to evolve into a full-fledged state college system offering a comprehensive alternative to the expensive research university model. Recent legislation allowing them to offer some four-years degrees is only a start.

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This entry was posted in State and local on May 12, 2021 by robertrobb.

Biden’s fraudulent financing scheme

The numbers on Biden’s massive government expansion don’t add up.  Ultimately, it will require a broad-based tax increase. HIs agenda isn’t moderate, centrist or bipartisan. Will Kelly and Sinema support it anyway?

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This entry was posted in International and national, State and local on May 5, 2021 by robertrobb.

Do’s and Don’ts for special tax districts

A special taxing district is appropriate to pay for Chase Field renovations. Not to provide tax-exempt financing for an adjacent hotel and shopping center.

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This entry was posted in State and local on April 27, 2021 by robertrobb.

Biden is right, again, about Afghanistan

Over the years, Biden has been more right than most about both Afghanistan and Iraq. He is again in withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan.

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This entry was posted in International and national on April 23, 2021 by robertrobb.

Don’t give up the fight on city elections

Contrary to the Arizona Supreme Court, there is a statewide interest in having city candidate elections when the turnout will be greatest. Republicans should put the question before voters.

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This entry was posted in State and local on April 21, 2021 by robertrobb.

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