Find a balance between human welfare and environmental concerns
The United Way’s ALICE report misrepresents real poverty
Taking on more debt isn't the answer to fund road repairs
Whether this revenue will go to lawmakers’ highest priority is a different question
More people walk to work in Michigan than use public transit
Its funding should stay at zero
Too many people are locked up for too long at too high a cost
Energy lets us live a life of relative ease
Don’t downplay party’s racial divide on charter schools
Legislators reduced some corporate welfare spending
Mackinac Center signs onto amicus brief in Salgado v. United States
Almost everyone got a tax cut
Legislators introduced 1,996 bills this year
Criminalizing harmless behavior puts people at risk
The argument against Michigan’s ‘Good Jobs’ program
Solid changes to public policy deserve applause
December 13 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Labor interests want to use state regulations to grow union revenue
Reapproved vetoed funds puts final budget above 10-year average
Partisan interpretations of economic data harms policy development
December 6 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Meticulous administrative rules can make criminals of the well-intended
Online schools can benefit teachers too
State continues to loosen up licensing laws
Michigan Education Association asking its retirees to pay more and get less
Latest data shows the relationship between cigarette taxes and smuggling
New report shows licensing reduces the supply of workers by 20 percent
Traverse City Light & Power should focus on other issues
Not all of it can be cut immediately, but some can redirected to roads now
A better trained workforce should further enhance opportunities for individual workers
Selective admission campuses top U.S. News’ list in Michigan
Federal rule ends a union's ability to involuntarily take money from home health care givers
A good way to make enjoying the great outdoors less enjoyable
Budget growth can mean more money for roads without tax hikes
The bills had an overwhelming amount of bipartisan support
Report card still valuable despite list of complaints from MSU professor
Earth Day organizers have other ideas
It took Michiganders 105 days to earn enough income to pay all their taxes this year.
Tax limits still allow plenty of growth
Different approach needed to enhance student diversity
UAW claims of equal pay are unfounded
Pitch for spending starts at $1.9 billion
Workers deserve more opportunity and control
Michigan should sign onto an interstate compact to eliminate corporate welfare
Move may impact farmers, developers and landowners
Consumers Energy should produce affordable, reliable energy
National Education Association loses 3%, AFSCME down 8%
State should follow through and replicate successful reforms to boost reading
A new federal plan would help families exercise choice
Flower fund scandal now under federal investigation
Natural gas is a critical element of Michigan's energy future
Michigan's economy grew the most when corporate handouts were unconstitutional
Signing onto a letter supporting the President’s Commission on Climate Security
Lawmakers recognize more work needs to be done on criminal justice reforms
Equal funding should follow students to their choice school
Not all revenue raised by the new tax will be prioritized to roads
There's enough money to address fiscal priorities
Proposal to boost great start funding doesn't add up
Let individual districts and principals decide whether certification is necessary
Frontier International Academy shines on CAP Report Card
Lawmakers should look at other options
A system that relies solely on renewables would be dangerous for the Midwest
Purposeful Action Guides Improvement from D to A Grade
Tuition is up, students are down, administrators make more, and manage more buildings
Policymakers should review areas where licenses are required
New reforms would help
Will this have an effect in Michigan?
Swings in temperatures have always happened in Michigan
Hype determines policies more than effectiveness
Workers should be able to keep their money
Criminal justice reforms should be made a priority
It’s a lot of people and a lot of revenue
The Janus decision is having an effect on membership
There are more important priorities
The dangers of relying on outdated data
Clean-slate laws help people reintegrate into the workforce
Why criminal justice reform matters to liberty lovers
The MBDP is a failure and should be shut down
Education revenues on track, Michigan near middle of pack
Push for EV charging infrastructure is a wealth transfer from ratepayers to wealthy EV owners
Lawmakers overwhelmingly supported corporate welfare
See the status of five of the state's top unions
Plenty of useless spending can be cut this year
Quarter century later, educational choice needs renewed vigilance
Organized labor gave millions to Democratic candidates and groups in 2018
Research continues to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of these programs
Better public policy will bring more people to the state
New research shows licensing leads to large declines in jobs
The city still has a slow job growth compared to other large cities
Misguided calls for regulation lack convincing evidence
New administration may borrow more
More people will be able to freely work across the state
Lawmakers should retain a healthy skepticism about spending tax money on private interests
Surveys highlight growing involvement, diverse goals
Good Neighbor Authority has proven to be a good choice
“No more stringent” will benefit Michigan
But original proposal was much worse
Bold action is needed to give families more options
The state should look at a different source of funding for road maintenance
