I expressed pessimism a few days ago about the possibility of replacing the corrupt internal revenue code with a flat tax. Either now or in the future.
But that?s an exception to my general feeling that we?re moving in the right direction on public policy. I?ve shared a list of reasons to be optimistic, even on issues such as ?Obamacare and the?Laffer Curve.
Education is another area where we should be hopeful. Simply stated, it?s increasingly difficult for defenders of the status quo to rationalize pouring more money into the failed government education monopoly. To paraphrase Winston Churchill, never has so much been spent so recklessly with such meager results.
That?s true regardless of whether Democrats are throwing good money after bad or whether Republicans are throwing good money after bad.
Fortunately, a growing number of people are realizing that the answer is markets and competition. 
That?s one of the reasons why we?re seeing progress all over the country. Policy makers have implemented varying degrees of school choice in states such as Indiana, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Colorado, Florida, Arizona, and even California.
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