Energy expert: MI should eliminate utility monopoly to lower prices
By Jarrett Skorup | Michigan Capitol Confidential LANSING — If Michigan wants lower electricity rates it should eliminate its utility...
Month: January 2014
SC judicial income disclosure largely hidden from public
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve In South Carolina, if you want to know who is paying judges and their...
The empty promises of Arkansas’ Medicaid private option
By Nic Horton | The Arkansas Project If you want to understand the private option, you've got to read the...
No new taxes this year, claims Maryland governor
By Len Lazarick | Maryland Reporter Little news is expected from Thursday's State of the State address, since the governor's...
Plenty of Washington school levies go to pay increases
By Jami Lund | Freedom Foundation Each summer, many school districts negotiate with the union to decide how to spend...
Kevin Cramer Will Seek NDGOP's Endorsement In April
In 2012 Kevin Cramer was just one of a large field of Republican House candidates - including state Rep. Bette...
California governor seeks ‘fiscal restraint,’ yet more spending too
By Katy Grimes | Cal Watchdog SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown delivered his 2014 State of the State address this...
Corbett wants increase in rape-crisis funding; pundits say he’s playing politics
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. – Gov. Tom Corbett said Wednesday he doesn't usually “scoop” himself, but...
North Dakota oil regulators back off proposed ‘extraordinary places’ regs
By Rob Port | North Dakota Watchdog BACK DOWN: North Dakota AG Wayne Stenehjem seemed to back off proposed “extraordinary...
North Dakota oil regulators back off proposed ‘extraordinary places’ regs
By Rob Port | North Dakota Watchdog BACK DOWN: North Dakota AG Wayne Stenehjem seemed to back off proposed “extraordinary...
