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Supreme Court Will Review Whether Non-Member Union Dues are Constitutional

written by Lennie Jarratt

Economics Education
Gov. Walker’s Bargaining Limits already Pay Off

by Joy Pullmann July 2, 2011

The Washignton Examiner has a superb set of articles ug, discussing how the collective bargaining limits Gov. Walker implemented over wild union objection in Wisconsin are saving local budgets already,…

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Economics Education Politics
Say It Isn’t So, Green Bay Packers

by Maureen Martin February 19, 2011

Five present and former Green Bay Packers have already sided with the teachers and other government workers demonstrating in Madison, Wisconsin, according to Dave Zirin, sports columnist for The Nation,…

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Politics Taxes

The No-So-Little Dirty Secret: Government Unions and Their Enablers

written by Maureen Martin

Education
Wisconsin Lawmakers Flee South of the Border — to Illinois!

by Steve Stanek February 18, 2011

The government shutdown in Wisconsin has been a boon to tourism in Illinois. Talk about unintended consequences of government actions! Democrat lawmakers in Wisconsin have failed to show up for…

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What Bananas Tell Us About Socialism and the Fall of the Berlin Wall November 13, 2019
The Berlin Wall offered us a natural experiment—one that showed which political system best enables people to thrive and flourish.
The Daily Northwestern Apologizes to Students for Reporting News That Triggered Them November 12, 2019
A newspaper staffed by the country's most famous journalism school says it shouldn't have covered a Jeff Sessions event.
Jane Fonda: Nuremberg trials for war criminals ... fossil fuel executives November 12, 2019
Jane Fonda is leaving quite a trail of over-the-top remarks in interviews these days.
Will Trump Admin's Ban On E-Cigs Help Teens, Hurt Smokers, Or Both? November 11, 2019
Many fear that the administration crack-down on electronic cigarettes will have far greater consequences for public health than addicting teens.
California’s Disastrous State Illustrates Limits of Progressivism November 8, 2019
Millions of fed-up middle-class taxpayers have fled the state. Their presence as a stabilizing influence is sorely missed.
Antifa’s Goal Is Communism, Journalist Attacked by Adherents Says November 8, 2019
The Portland-based journalist who was beaten last summer by Antifa extremists says the violent leftist group’s ultimate goal is to establish a communist state.
Georgetown, TX Suing to Escape Disastrous Green Energy Deal November 8, 2019
After losing tens of millions of citizens’ money on a green energy gamble, city officials are trying to escape their self-inflicted mess.
Warren’s ‘Big Fat Payoff to the Unions’ Education Plan November 7, 2019
In response to the unions’ jihad against charter schools, Warren lays out a death plan for charters.
Resistance (At All Costs): Kimberley Strassel’s Home Run | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. November 7, 2019
Kimberley Strassel’s Resistance (At All Costs): How Trump Haters Are Breaking America is indeed one of those books — a home run and a decidedly instructive one.
Ronan, Robach, and the Definition of ‘News’ | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. November 7, 2019
Both ABC and NBC have claimed that the stories of Farrow and Robach didn’t meet their “editorial standards.” What a crock. They have no standards.