October 23, 2015 MichiganVotes Weekly Roll Call Report
Gas tax hike, road funding, criminalization, more
The Politics of Speed Limits
Some special interests oppose raising interstate speed limits
The Case for Energy Competition
Study shows states without a monopoly have better, cheaper power
September 25, 2015 MichiganVotes Weekly Roll Call Report
Food carts, nursing home over-regulation, voter approval for tax
How to Improve Economic Development Transparency
State considers changes to economic development disclosure
Former Teacher Lionized by Left for Resignation Letter Omitted Key Details
Facts tell a totally different story
Economic Freedom of the World Index: America’s Worrisome Decline
The U.S. ranks 16th in economic freedom
Most Americans Unaware Police Can Take Property Without Charges
Almost 3 out of 4 Americans unfamiliar with civil asset forfeiture
September 11, 2015 MichiganVotes Weekly Roll Call
Sex! Scandal! Expulsion! And substantive issues too
Renewables Just a Hood Ornament on Fossil Fuel Power System
You can't have renewable energy without fossil fuels backing it up
California Tax Bills Asking for Trouble
Lawmakers raising cigarette excise taxes are well-intentioned but misguided
Schoolchildren, Teachers, Taxpayers Harmed When Pension Managers Assume Too Much
The realities of Michigan's $26.5 billion pension liability
Mackinac Center Survey Finds One-Third of Ga. School Districts Contract Out Services
Contracted custodial services are most popular
Raiding Car Crash Victim Insurance Reserves No Way to Fund Roads
A one-time funding blip won't solve Michigan's road funding problem
Unions Should Get Serious About Pension Underfunding
A $2.7 million shortfall causes concern in Grand Rapids
Government Price Controllers Can’t Make Up Their Minds
Supermarket chain investigated for low prices
Michigan House Passes Package Repealing Outdated Laws
Taking the first step toward crucial reforms

Beware 'Wimpy' Tax Cut Promises
Politicians will gladly give tax relief later for a big tax increase today
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