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Real Clear Politics
The Chicago Bears Are Playing America’s Favorite Game—Eating Taxpayers
“Whether it’s a multinational corporation or a sports franchise worth billions of dollars, these special interests shouldn’t get a cent of taxpayer money.”
James Hohman, Director of Fiscal Policy
Michigan News Source
Michigan College Student Takes County to Court Over Flock Camera Records
“When government uses surveillance technology, the public has a right to audit how it is being used.”
Steve Delie, Senior Attorney
The Detroit News
What Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can teach Michigan about school choice
“Parents, even royal parents, want to send their children to the best school possible. Let’s give Michigan parents the ability to do it.”
Michael J. Reitz, Executive Vice President
Washington Examiner
Socialists treat freedom as the obstacle. A thousand studies prove it’s the solution
“Socialists and progressives seek better healthcare, education, housing, and environmental protection. We share these goals. But the evidence suggests the best way to achieve these aims is to use markets, not mandates; cooperation, not coercion.”
Michael D. Lafaive, Senior Director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative, and Matthew Mitchell, Senior Fellow with the Fraser Institute of Canada
Crain’s Detroit Business
Michigan can’t afford to keep qualified workers on the sidelines
“No person or employer should be forced to hire someone with a criminal background, and these workers are subject to background checks and other reviews. But at the same time, the state shouldn’t make it illegal to give a person a chance.”
Jarrett Skorup, Vice President for Marketing and Communications, and Ken Nixon, Director of Outreach and Community Partnerships with Safe & Just Michigan
The Daily Caller
Michigan Tests Pay-Per-Mile System As EVs Cut Into Gas Tax Revenue
“Some people within the road lobby have wanted it to be an additional revenue flow rather than a replacement. But it’s not a user fee if it’s just an extra charge, and it would not improve efficiency and fairness if it’s just another way to collect revenue.”
James Hohman, Director of Fiscal Policy
