Citizens have to decide for themselves how to address the pandemic
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer once loosened some of the state’s licensing rules for medical professionals as a way to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Those changes ought to be made permanent, not reversed.
Though it may appear that tax credits shrink the size of government, they can do just the opposite.
Lawmakers can make it easier for parents to deal with the uncertainties of the next school year by adopting policies that give them the options they need.
Coronavirus response creating confusion
July 31 MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Mackinac Center joins amicus brief opposing discrimination in school help
Rice asks legislators to “freeze enrollment” to protect the system
Perhaps both cities and suburbs offer things that people want
The dishonest narrative is well out of bounds
Lawsuit filed at the Michigan Supreme Court argues emergency actions violate state constitution
Less strict medical scope-of-practice rules should remain
Student opportunities shouldn’t end with locked schoolhouse doors
But unions and their allies are not happy
They deserve more scrutiny when they do
Gov. Whitmer's decision to reinstate regulations is inconsistent
People deserve to have the ability to choose where they want to spend their money
Michigan Civil Service Commission adopts Mackinac Center recommendation to further protect employees’ rights
State leaders sue to avoid sharing more federal coronavirus funds
