When I took office in 2009, we immediately set out a very aggressive plan in Indiana that said the academic achievement and career preparation of all Indiana students would be the best in the United States and on par with the most competitive countries around the world.
John Kline discusses Indiana's ambitious educational goals upon taking office.
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Now we have an overtime rule that will do more harm than good, particularly for lower-income workers and younger Americans.
Trial lawyers profit while workers are denied their fair share under a broken regulatory system.
I cannot State emphatically enough that far-reaching reform, fiscal responsibility, and bipartisanship must be the principles that guide us as we work to solve this problem.
Part of the way we need to approach these solutions is to adopt reforms that address the structural flaws within the plans.
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