Matt Miller’s choice of a model politician on education policy is weird
Matt Miller is back with a fundamentally outlandish idea: At a moment when we’ve basically nationalized the banking, mortgage and insurance industries, a little nationalization of school operating costs is in tune with the times. There’s nothing inherently wrong with a little outlandishness, and he uses funding inequalities as the basic rationale to push a […]
Sansom watch, December 29 edition
This morning, the St. Petersburg Times reported on an ethics complaint filed earlier this month with the Florida Commission on Ethics. The allegation in the complaint is that Ray Sansom “used his public position as a representative of the people to secure a $110,000 per year job as a vice president of Northwest Florida State […]