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This event will feature Campaign for Common Good's founder Philip K. Howard and the Mackinac Center's director of research Michael Van Beek as they discuss the Campaign, making the case for a government reboot no matter who wins the presidential election. The event will be moderated by Lindsay Killen, the Mackinac Center's vice president for strategic outreach and communications, and opening remarks will be made by Joseph Lehman, president of the Mackinac Center. Join us at 11 am EDT / 8 am PDT.

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Law's ‘Immediate Danger’ Justifies Ongoing Emergency, But Not Cancelling Casinos Or Football

Cancel The Illegal 'Historic Abolitionist' Strike: U-M Grad Employees Return To Work

Demands included 'cut all ties with police' - and letting grad student instructors work from home

Advancement Internship

Michigan's Big Ten Campuses Deemed High Risk For COVID-19 Yet Football Continues

Resigning From a Union Won't Affect Seniority, Tenure, Pay and Benefits

Combating the myths of dropping union membership

What a Biden-Harris Presidency Would Mean for the Future of Energy

Both support largely ending oil and gas production

Whitmer's Football Flip-Flops Look Like Politics Not 'Science'

Initially against it, governor reversed course after presidential politics entered the mix

Recipe For School Budget Trouble: Enrollment Down, Teaching Staff Up, Pension Expense Rising

Bay City officials use the old ‘state funding cuts’ excuse — but their funding went up, not down

Why is There so Little Conflict Over Zoning in Michigan?

The state should preserve its low cost of living

Renaissance Zones Brought No Renaissance in Michigan

Broad-based policies like personal income tax cuts would be more effective

State Takes On First $800 Million In New Road Repair Debt

First installment on $3.5 billion of 'bonding' will cost taxpayers $565 million in interest

State Pandemic Experts Found No Use for 1945 Riot Law

Gov. Whitmer’s unique tactic not an option considered

Making Common Sense Changes to Government Regulation

Mackinac Center Policy Forum – Virtual Event

COVID-19 Hospitalization Cases Now 2,100 Less Than On April 30

Legislators Should Support Bills to Reduce Overcriminalization

Mackinac Center signs onto coalition letter to the Michigan House

Official Michigan Regional Virus Risk Map Out Of Date

‘Map colors reflect official risk levels...’ - not anymore

Charter Schools Get Real Short End of Funding Stick

Lawmakers should narrow the funding gap between charter and district schools

District Alleges Teacher Shortage, Fires Pro-Trump Teacher Over ‘Liberals Suck’ Tweet

Teacher was twice rated ‘highly effective’ by district

Left-Wing Group Funneling Money To Lansing Voter Outreach, Triggers Election Law Complaint

‘Targeting a demographic to increase turnout’ is flip side of targeting ‘to suppress the vote’

Allow ‘R2D2' Deliveries, Pot and Pets, Cursive Handwriting and More

September 11 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report