Karen
Lewis, a former chemistry teacher, has orchestrated one of the greatest
economics lessons in a generation. As the leader of the Chicago Teachers Union,
she has shown America how to rebuild our sluggish and staggering markets.
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September 20, 2012
State of the Union, Part 1
The
teachers of Chicago ’s Public Schools returned
to the classrooms yesterday. The first lesson those students deserve is one
of history, as this month has seen a poignant confluence of economic events.
Just
two weeks ago, we all sauntered back to work on a Tuesday having just
celebrated a national holiday that honors the achievements of organized labor.
Ever since, the plight of our nation’s unions has occupied every section of our
newspapers.
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