Cutting Taxes has helped, not hurt, Kansas
Facts can be dangerous to an argument. Perhaps that’s why opponents of income tax reform routinely choose to omit crucial facts and key information when making their case that lowering […]
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A Real Plan for Education Reform
Maine’s education system has lost its forward momentum. It has become stagnant in its pursuit to better educate and prepare our students for all the challenges they may face in […]
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Debunking the Myths on Right-to-Work
In the discussion surrounding right-to-work legislation, there is a tendency for both opponents and proponents to use misleading myths to advance their agenda and achieve their goals. Right-to-work is a straightforward […]
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The Most Ridiculous Health Care Law: Certificate of Need
Maine legislators looking to support substantive health care reform need not look further than LD 734 which would repeal the most ludicrous law on health care – the Certificate of […]
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A Common-Sense Health Care Solution
In nearly every business transaction, customers are fully aware of the costs they will incur before they purchase a specific good or service – but that isn’t necessarily true in […]
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Deregulation of Hotels: A Smart Move for All
Last Monday, a senior adviser to Governor Paul R. LePage revealed that the governor may submit a bill next legislative session that would eliminate all government regulations and licensing requirements […]
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Right-to-Work: The Freedom Maine Deserves
This year, lawmakers in Augusta will once-again consider right-to-work legislation in the form of LD 489, a bill which would prohibit any person from being forced to join a union […]
Read More →Governor Kasich’s Failed Ohio Expansion
Governor John Kasich of Ohio, a likely presidential candidate, visited Maine yesterday to drum up support for a state-led initiative to call for a convention that aims to amend the […]
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Maine Takes Sides in Obamacare Supreme Court Case
Maine seems to have taken a side in the U.S. Supreme Court case regarding Obamacare subsidies – but it’s not the side you might expect. The case, King v. Burwell, […]
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Lessons for Maine in Vermont’s Failure
The argument against expanding government run health care in America just got a lot stronger – thanks to the unlikeliest of sources. Last Wednesday, Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin announced that […]
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