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We can make higher education affordable for all by ending the "trophy" positions with re-organization. We do not need a board of regents or chancellor on every campus. State universities could be better served with a state board. Remove the politically appointed real estate developers running our universities. Find those with an actual vision for higher learning. Invest more in solution science and less in discovery science.

We do not need 5 million dollar football coaches with their million dollar assistants. Tenure should end after 15 years. End the emmeritus program. When did higher education include a social program for retired professors? End payouts for political speeches. Sacremento state paid Palin $65,000 to speak. What possible enlightenment could she bring to the students? A recipe for jellied moose lips? There isn't a professor alive worth $350,000. Their exploited teaching assistants do all the teaching. They just talk. Who do you think pays for all these "trophy" positions? This enormous debt by students paid for all of it. Notice all the career politicians who fill these positions.

We can make higher education affordable. Education treasury bonds is the best instrument for payment by students. Remove the banks from exploiting this failed system. Allow a check box on our income tax form to go to the education treasury bond fund. High school students can earn these bonds with credit from grades and community service.

I urge the emmeritus professors to form free schools to allow free thinking much in the way as the early greek scholars.

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akunard ~ Excellent point! Holding up nominees is the job of every opposing party in the political game, isn't it? Especially if your intent is to only allow like minded bribe taking shills to get the high seats.

The way I see it, the real problem is going to be the timing of filibuster reform. Harry Reid is a bought and paid for shill of the Republican Party. He's doing everything he can to hand the Republicans The White House in 2016. I think he will push for filibuster reform and get it; but, not till just before the end of President Obama's term in office. If I read Reid right (I've been dying to say that) the plan is for him to disarm the Republican's main weapon of obstruction just in time to prevent the Democrats from using it against the Republicans. That way, politics in this little country of ours in the next 7 to 11 years will go from very very sad to extremely horribly bad following the 2016 election. President Obama will be an impotent leader till the end and then the Republicans will sweep in and have their way with the American People without any opposition. Not unlike the script Reagan and Bush played on Jimmy Carter in 1980. History repeats itself. That is why the timing in filibuster reform is more important than the reform itself.

I can't even begin to imagine the abuses of power that these Neo-Cons are capable of. Unfortunately, I won't need my imagination.

Of course, IN THE END, this is all merely smoke and mirrors to keep us distracted while multinational Corporations rape us. Enjoy the Blue vs Red puppet show!

I definitely consider myself to be a liberal, but the blog and comments are great examples of "bleeding hearts" whining on Snowden's behalf. I think one of the important things to consider here is whether you really want piss-ant, impulsive people like Snowden, who does not have the breadth of knowledge nor the sufficiency of judgment to make the determination, dumping US secrets out into the world. I know when I was 28 I thought I knew everything, too, and Snowden clearly thinks of himself as superior in knowledge and judgment. I might feel a bit more charitable toward him if all he did was reveal to the US citizenry what was happening re the NSA's spying. Where he lost my sympathy was when he decided it was appropriate to tell other countries they were included in the spying -- although I don't think they were really surprised because I believe they're doing it too -- and then fleeing to a communist country and then Russia. His ideals seem a bit skewed, if you ask me. Rat out the US, then run away to countries with horrific civil rights records. So, since he went as far as he did, he took himself out of the whistle-blower category for me, landing him more squarely in traitor territory. And, if he really had the courage of his convictions, he should have stayed and faced the music. Since he did not, that also lands him in the coward category. The fact that there are people on this page mentioning his name with the likes of Jesus, Martin Luther King, etc., is nauseating. Those genuine heros spent their lives in the pursuit of human rights and never ran from anything, even when they knew when they were in danger. To mention Snowden's name anywhere in the context of those others is ridiculous, shameful, and disrespectful to their legacies. Get a grip!

This morning I went on CSPAN2. They had a
session of the National Governor’s Association
meeting of yesterday, Aug. 2, 2013, presented.

The first featured speaker is a doctor, previously
primary care doctor in Camden, New Jersey. I
suggest you listen to his speech then schedule
him for a discussion on your program. In the
questions after the talk the governor of Arizona
sked the typical question that assumes some of
the GOP political talking point myths, namely
that the high costs of medical care in the U.S.
is due to the high medical insurance costs and
that doctors are forced to do extra procedures
to prevent costly lawsuits. His answer was that
it is the Justice System and Lawyers, not the
medical system that is broken.

Further he poointed out that the prices for the
somethink like 1500 listed procedures in the
medical lexicon are set by a committee of the
AMA meeding in Chicago. This price listing is
copyrighted and expensive to obtain. The
committee is composed primarily of specialists
and not primary care doctors so the prices are
set very high and the primary care practitioners
are out-voted by the specialissts. Interesting
monopolistic practice!

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