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What if Republicans were to recklessly cut tax rates? Would the economy grow or lose in the long run?

If humans are to survive and thrive, we need to expand the use of modern industrial agriculture.

The special interests behind national curriculum and testing mandates are pouring millions into public relations and lobbying this spring after parents across the country began to oppose and destabilize their big project. Friday, Politico reported that the Business Roundtable and Chamber of Commerce are buying pricey ads on Fox News and mobilizing their state chapters to keep lawmakers in line. The same day, Bill Gates joined George Stephanopoulos to continue branding the Common Core mandates as a catalyst for improving U.S. education. Gates has joined with left-leaning philanthropies on a communications push worth more than $2.35 million.

Heartland’s James Taylor and Former Kansas Rep. Charlotte O’Hara discuss the obstacles slowing efforts to repeal costly renewable power mandates. [Subscribe to the Heartland Daily Podcast free at this link.]   Heartland Daily…

The Kansas State Board of Education earlier this month signed on to the Common Core State Standards Initiative, making Kansas the 38th state to join the “quiet revolution” toward national…