Alan Cole of Full Stack Economics makes a critical point that is plaguing our ability to mine our domestic resources in the U.S. as well as numerous other industries. In his article, “Why American Can’t Build Quickly Anymore,” Cole states: “In a 2018 study of environmental impact statements under National Environmental Policy Act regulations (NEPA,) the mean statement took 4.5 years to complete …
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Election integrity is on the minds of American voters across the political spectrum. It shouldn’t be too much for voters to expect their vote to be counted and for elections to be fair. Kudos to the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) for digging into the facts on a mobile voting unit used by Racine, Wis. in the 2022 elections. “Using funding from the Center for Tech and Civic Life …
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It’s a campaign year with congressional mid-terms and, in Minnesota, the governor’s race is already taking center stage. We all know what that means: prepare yourself to get inundated by the Education Minnesota teachers union fictitious rhetoric regarding how we must “fully fund” education (an eternal metric that by design can never be reached). Forgive Minnesotans when they eyeroll every …
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