“We must prepare young people for a brain-centered economy whose one constant is rapid change. The predominant classroom model a single teacher lecturing to 20, 30, or even more students reflects the production-line model of the Industrial Age, not the technological demands of our Information Age.”
“As we move deeper into the 21st Century, the need for a quality public school system will become more of an economic issue and more of a civil rights issue. Because, as our economy relies more on brains and less on brawn, the only way everyone can secure all the blessings of liberty is to receive a quality education.”
“Smart businesses do not look at labor costs alone anymore. They do look at market access, transportation, telecommunications infrastructure and the education and skill level of the workforce, the development of capital and the regulatory market.”
“I think I had pretty clearly telegraphed that I was going to be proclaiming (approval of all ballot measures) before I went to Mexico. Anybody could have read those tea leaves.”
“We have established working groups with ardent goals and short deadlines to make recommendations for better enforcement strategies all across the operations spectrum,”
“The rule of law has become victim, and the people who are experiencing it the most are those communities along the border, ... It is a very, very big problem for us.”
“We have an obligation to enforce the border, ... it's important for the people of this state to understand, your voices are being heard in Washington, D.C.”
