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It Is Difficult To Overstate The Importance Of The Civil Rights Act.

Rather Than Following Through On The Proven Crime And Violence Prevention Techniques That Work, We Are Back To Tough-talking Sound Byte Policies That Have Been Proven To Not Only Fail To Reduce Crime But Actually Increase Crime, Waste Taxpayers' Money And Discriminate Against Minorities.

We Live In An Information And Knowledge-based Economy.

There Is Nothing Federal About Local Volunteer Fire Departments.

Another Example Of The Educational Inequality Is The Current Debate Over Publicly Financed School Vouchers Which Will Provide Educational Opportunities To A Privileged Handful, But Deprive Public Schools Of Desperately Needed Resources.