Do you disagree that such a change would be both practicable AND more moral than our present government? No on the first count, debatable on the second.

one certainly has the right to enjoy clean air and water on his property. Water tables do not respect property rights.

Now we have raised an entire generation on government funded and regulated schooling, sent millions through college, and what marketable skills do they have to show for the trillion in government guaranteed debt that they have incurred? Where are the opportunities for them in our planned economy? Please provide quantifiable evidence of charter schools doing better.

I don't think the federal government should be responsible for enormous highways. Someone has to be.

Are you supposing that such roads could not exist otherwise? We built railroads through private enterprise, why not asphalt roads? Because you would be creating a morass of standards and rules that would negatively impact business.