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When the Public School System Prioritizes Control Instead of Children
School choice has improved personalized learning opportunities, but often overlooked is access to public school sports and extracurricular…
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YouTube is Still a Private Platform, Prager University
If someone names his boat a rose, does the boat become a flower? If the manufacturer of the boat calls…
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Crying “Privacy” is Not Enough to Support a Lawsuit
A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois handed down a decision that may…
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FIRST STEP Advances to Last Step: Congress Passes Bipartisan Criminal Justice Package
Congress has passed a bipartisan criminal justice package that will enhance public safety and empower individuals. President Trump endorsed the legislation…
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Federal transit grants bypass state lawmakers
As the deadline for Congress to pass a spending bill gets closer, debates over how much to spend and what…
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State Legislator Letter: Don’t Restrict Free Market Enterprise
State Legislators: Don’t Restrict Free Market Enterprise [Download Letter PDF] [View Press Release]…
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The Williams Report: December 2018
BUDGET Illinois: State Owes Private Firms more than $327 Million in Late Interest Payment Penalties After paying $275 million…
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The Inaugural Bradley Forum at the 2018 States and Nation Policy Summit
The Bradley Forum, featuring Tarren Bragdon, FGA; Rick Esenberg, WILL; Henry Olsen, EPPC; Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review…
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All Speakers from the ALEC States and Nation Policy Summit
White House OMB Director Mick Mulvaney Share on Twitter Share on Facebook U.S. Secretary…
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ALEC Statement on the Passing of President George H.W. Bush
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2018 With heavy hearts and somber souls, the people of this nation linger to reflect upon and…
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Americans Can Be Thankful for Tax Cuts
Since Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA), Americans are getting a larger piece of the…
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The Williams Report: November 2018, Part 2
BUDGET Connecticut: General Assembly Democrats May Need GOP Help to Pass Next CT Budget Connecticut is currently projected to have…
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What Do Last Week’s Midterms Mean for the Tech Sector?
Last week’s midterm elections may loom large for technology policy. Since the Democratic Party achieved a majority in the United…
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Law Enforcement Groups Join Conservative Groups in Support of the FIRST STEP Act
An effort by Congress to provide for prisoner reentry programs and help ex-offenders ease back into society has gained momentum.
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Accountability in Education
Ensuring that our kids are prepared for college, a career, and real life is something that families as well as…
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A Memorial Day to Honor Victims of Communism – The World Must Never Forget
At the most recent Annual Meeting of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), I had the privilege to sponsor one…
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The Williams Report: November 2018
BUDGET Indiana: Hoosiers Will Vote “Yes” or “No” on Balanced Budget Amendment Indiana voters will decide this…
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Invasion of the Budget Snatchers: The Looming State Financial Crisis
Like the beginning of a horror movie, the end of a budget process is often bright with people smiling, shaking…
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Legislator of the Week: Idaho State Representative Sage Dixon
This week, ALEC and FreedomWorks introduce Idaho State Representative Sage Dixon. Representative Dixon moved his family to Idaho over…