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The Student Loan Bubble Looks like “Déjà Vu”

Higher education is following the same pattern that housing did in the lead up to the 2008 financial crisis. Just like in housing during the previous decade, a student lending “bubble” is now being inflated by heavy federal interventions that could have severe unintended consequences.

Labor, Education & Pensions Legislative Alerts

Indiana Embraces Worker Freedom

February 01, 2012 J

Today, Indiana’s state Senate stood up for Hoosier workers by passing legislation to make Indiana the 23rd Right to Work state. The bill has already passed the Indiana House and now heads to Governor Mitch Daniels, who will sign it later today.

“Today is a great day for Indiana’s workers and everyone who agrees that no one should be forced to join a union as a condition of employment,” says Chase Downham, State Director of AFP-IN. “By recognizing worker freedom, Indiana makes itself a beacon for jobs in the Midwest."

Economic studies have found that Right to Work states enjoy double the job growth of non-Right to Work states. In addition, census data shows that over 5 million Americans moved from non-Right to Work to Right to Work states between 2000 and 2009. All of the states surrounding Indiana are non-Right to Work states.

NLRB’s New Union Election Rules: Big Win for Labor

December 22, 2011 J

Letter of Support: The Jobs Through Growth Act, H.R. 3400

November 17, 2011 J

Dear Representative Garrett,

On behalf of 1.8 million Americans for Prosperity activists in all 50 states, I commend you and your colleagues on the Republican Study Committee for introducing H.R. 3400, the Jobs Through Growth Act. Your legislation presents a clear and strong alternative to the President’s flawed vision for how to fix the economy: instead of raising taxes and growing government, your proposal would get government out of the way and give individuals and entrepreneurs in the private sector the freedom they need to drive innovation and job growth in this country.

America has been presented with two choices. In September, the President unveiled his American Jobs Act: $447 billion in new spending on Democrats’ favorite big-government “stimulus” priorities” – all paid for by imposing higher taxes on America’s job creators.

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