On his first day in office, President Biden launched a war on American energy. And Minnesotans and all Americans have been paying higher energy and gas prices every since. Our friends at the Foundation for Government Accountability put together a brief report on how Biden's end-around executive orders are circumventing Congress and costing all Americans at the gas pumps and in their energy …
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Nearly three years since the global pandemic first struck, we’ve learned lessons – some good, many bad – about our governments and society in general. One lasting positive impact from the pandemic is the hunger parents have for more choices when it comes to educating their children. Urban, suburban, and rural parents share the desire for a better education for their children and if they can’t get …
[Read more...] about The School Choice Movement is Winning at the State Level
President Biden announced earlier this month that he would use executive power to cancel hundreds of millions of dollars of student debt. While that was received by many as a popular, feel-good idea, nearly 60 percent of Americans worry that will only make the current 40-year high inflation even worse. State Policy Network senior fellow Erin Norman penned commentary in The Hill arguing that …
[Read more...] about Solving the Student Debt Crisis Instead of Prolonging It
