Connecticut’s Gubernatorial Race Is a Referendum on Failed Democratic Fiscal Policies
While his opponent has been confusing and inconsistent, Republican candidate Bob Stefanowski is prepared to meet the state’s fiscal needs.
D.C. Restaurant Servers Deserve Better than Initiative 77
Abolishing the tipped minimum wage may seem like an attractive idea, but it would actually hurt those it’s meant to help.
Seattle’s New Employee Tax Will Drive Out Corporations, Not the Homeless
Solving the homelessness problem isn’t really Seattle’s goal.
‘Guns Down, Paintballs Up’: The Failure of an Inner-City Gun-Control Measure
Replica firearms haven’t been shown to reduce gun violence. They turn out to be another source of terror.
Vilifying People Who Report Suspicious Behavior Is a Dangerous Game
Colorado State University and the media have handled the 911 suspicious-behavior caller in a dangerously unreasonable way.
Congressional Hearings Need Aggressive Reform
A once-valuable legislative tool has become yet another excuse for partisan posturing.
Stop Apologizing for Everything
When someone ventures to tell an unpopular truth, the tiresome ritual of the force apology immediately begins.
Poll Finds Nevada Voters Support School-Choice Programs
According to an April poll, a large number of Nevada voters support school-choice programs. The poll, conducted by Nevada Independent/Mellman, found that 70 percent of voters support a proposal for ...
What Makes James Comey an Expert on Ethical Leadership?
In a New York City book talk, Comey portrayed himself as expert on the topic.