I think Mr Medved's methodology could use a little more scrutiny. I don't have time to analyze his numbers and conclusions so I'll just make one sweeping generalization based on the statistic that a majority of college graduates voted Democratic last election and that is: college can't fix stupid so why waste your money.

Apparently you didn't get your advanced scientific degree from MSMU. I wouldn't be surprised to discover that Mr Doug's credentials are a little suspect when it comes to the physical sciences. I've noticed the most condescending attitudes regarding scientific knowledge typically reside with the enlightened progressives regardless of their pedigree or competence.

You are correct. I work for a huge American technology company and they are importing H1B software engineers from India as fast as they can cull the indigenous employees they replace. It's rather sickening to watch. The sad thing is the replacements aren't that good and I personally think the company would get a better product if they would focus more on productivity using citizen talent. The suits have deluded themselves into thinking more engineers per dollar is better.

I was a little undecided between Romney and Newt. Now that I know Romney is anti immigration, the pick is easy. I choose Romney.

The American economic engine IS gutted when a malicious fool is in charge of national economic policy.

Had enough of trickle up economics yet? Since Obama, everything economic sucks for all working classes. That of course doesn't apply to the socialist favored class who reap untold benefits directly from the labor of the producers. The super wealthy (most are Obama contributors) get richer and the gates are closed for new members. Kind of like a glass ceiling to keep the unwashed producers out of the club.

Democrat socialist Liberals are the BIGGEST thieves of the working class of all time. They would rather steal from the working man to buy the shiftless man's vote any day of the week. Just what will be our ROI for the trillions spent on the idle class?

For some people, leasing is a good thing. I like to change cars frequently and I lease if there are very good Mfg promotional leases available on models that interest me.. At other times, I'll buy late model used vehicles (I avoid Euro autos due to ridiculous maintenance costs). Some deals are better than others and I've paid more per mile on bought vehicles than some of my leases. If all I cared about was reliably getting from point A to B, I would buy a Camry and be done with it. However, that's not what I'm about so Dave can kiss my muffler.

Hey, cut him some slack. This is his first real job.

Well said.