Jarrett Skorup, Research Associate [Mackinac Center]

Jarrett Skorup is a research associate at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. He is a graduate of Grove City College with degrees in history and political science. He also studied economics and religion.

While there, he was captain of the Grove City wrestling and Ultimate Frisbee teams. He was a student fellow at the Center for Vision & Values, the school's research and scholarship think tank.

An Illinois native, Skorup is an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs, Bears and Bulls. Besides studying and writing about public policy, he coaches and officiates high school wrestling.

Skorup is the content manager for Michigan Capitol Confidential. His writings have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, MLive, Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Orange County Register, Manchester Union-Leader, Daily Caller, Townhall.com, National Review , America's Future Foundation - Doublethink and many newspapers across the country. He lives in Midland, MI with his wife, Karen and son, Grayson.

Jarrett Skorup

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By Jarrett Skorup

Right-to-Work Law Means Less Money For Union Political Power Grabs

New Study Shows Better Results For Public Charter School Students Compared To Students In Conventional Schools

The Public Employee Union Problem

Right-to-Work Laws Are Not Inspired By Hitler

How Will Michigan House Members Confront ‘Fiscal Cliff’?

'We'll Be At Your Daughter's Soccer Game!'

School Districts Closed Because Of Excessive Teacher Absences Over Right-to-Work

The Union ‘Free-Rider Problem’ Myth in Right-to-Work Debate

Governor: Bill Will Be Introduced To Make Michigan 24th Right-To-Work State

Right-to-Work Law Would Help Ensure Government Unions Could Not Elect Their Own Bosses