Discuss the connection between education and success in entrepreneurship.
Not that this has anything to do with taxes, or unions, but – since Boozer brought it up – aren't we all pretty sure that educated is better than ignorant? And that people who run businesses are more likely to be educated than ignorant? If you'd like data on that one, The Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurship (kauffman.org), probably the most respected non-government source for information on entrepreneurship, has studies showing that 91% of successful entrepreneurs have college degrees.  Although, like another commenter here, I like the irony of "educated morons." And I'd never argue that there aren't a lot of ignorant people with degrees.