I'm sure I started out behind the norm, and I learned a lot at Beloit, but I didn't have the psychological tools necessary to do anyting. I was a Classics major, so I really had no directly marketable skills. Well, so that I would not be a drain on society, I became a lawyer. And yes, I am not an entrepreneur. I spend a lot of time almost every day giving people advice for free.
Talk can be cheap.
And suppose we could get by that debacle. I would suggest that most would be no worse off than they are today. This doesn't sound like Bush or Reagan or Bush, or even Wonsil. Keeping the money in the system and using it to educate children, well that sounds more like Gore or FDR or Doi. Schools are cultural organizations.