Restoring trust in government through the Information Quality Act

America deserves quality information that is accurate, objective, unbiased and reproducible.

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|2023-04-01T15:36:25-04:00April 4th, 2023|Comments Off on Restoring trust in government through the Information Quality Act

Too few know what a republic actually is. Can we be one again?

Limited government is a beautiful thing.

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|2022-11-17T14:00:34-05:00November 7th, 2022|Comments Off on Too few know what a republic actually is. Can we be one again?

Pushing back on administrative growth

BY MICHAEL R. DAVIS: Does halting the expansion of the administrative state require constitutional amendments?

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|2021-11-20T11:12:06-05:00November 21st, 2021|Comments Off on Pushing back on administrative growth

A simple solution to solve legislative gridlock

BY JOHN DROZ, Jr.: Remove some of the powers that nationally unelected political party leaders now have.

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|2019-02-14T18:06:57-05:00February 17th, 2019|Comments Off on A simple solution to solve legislative gridlock

“We can do it better”—Scotland and the West parallels

One of the motivators behind the Scotland independence movement is that the U.K. government takes all of the revenue from Scotland's sizable oil and gas production, with the perceived result that this holds back Scotland's economic growth. Similarly, many American states are realizing that the federal government's ownership and control of land (much of it federally owned or seized) is limiting local economic growth via policies that make little sense to local residents. The push for local control is fast becoming a burning desire of growing numbers of people across America -- and the world.

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|2014-09-25T09:14:46-04:00September 25th, 2014|1 Comment
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