Greenspan's big picture

We've heard a lot from political candidates who want to be known as the education president. Now we are hearing from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan who seems to want to go down in history as the 'education' central banker. At least that was what I was hearing in Greenspan's address to the National Governors Association earlier this month. Kids should stay in school because a high school diploma isn't enough to get a good job; and when kids do get a job, above all, they should know that a person can be fired. Education, hard work, and worker insecurity is what made America great....