Snug as an Official Bug in a Rug
Politicians can find themselves deciding things of low value Read more
Film Incentive Supporters Ignore the Facts
No evidence that Michigan's program is worth the cost Read more
Michigan’s Obamacare Medicaid Expansion Exceeds Projections by 22 Percent
Cost may be much more expensive than originally assumed Read more
Michigan Supreme Court: Pension Reforms were Constitutional
Teacher unions fail challenge to 2012 law Read more
Open Letter to Steve Inskeep of National Public Radio
National Public Radio wrong about Mackinac Center study Read more
Amendment’s Effects on Higher Ed are Uncertain
Proposal 1 may offer more leeway in funding universities than intended Read more
Detroit Coalition Plan Would Lead to More Schools Outside of Detroit
Restricting choice could lead to more students leaving Detroit Read more
April 3, 2015, MichiganVotes Weekly Roll Call
New bills cover marijuana, mandates, police cameras and more Read more
Coalition's Vision for Detroit: More Bureaucracy; Less Innovation
Doubling down on what doesn't work won't fix Detroit schools Read more
House Considers Repealing Outdated Crimes
There are current laws against walkathons and bad language Read more
House Vote on Terminating Michigan Film Producer Subsidies
House rejects $50 million per year program Read more
Three Reasons Why Michigan Should End Film Incentives
Results show the investment is not worth it Read more
Excise Tax Hike on Cigarettes Irrational Choice for Washington
Fewer legal sales doesn't necessarily mean lower smoking rates Read more
Will Michigan GOP Continue Michael Moore Film Subsidies?
Program is a waste of taxpayer money Read more
House Committee Votes to End Michigan Film Incentives
$500 million spent with no overall increase in jobs Read more
The Facts on Electricity Choice
Consumers pay a high price for utility monopolies. Read more
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Michigan Incentive Policies Fooled by Job Turnover
State subsidized jobs are a fraction of the entire economy Read more