In this KMOX article from yesterday, Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay comments about Missouri’s film tax credit program: They (filmmakers) […]
There’s a bill before the D.C. Council that’s even worse than this one that was proposed during Missouri’s past legislative […]
Filling the Cavities in Missouri’s Dental Care
[Author’s Note: I incorrectly reported that the agreement with the ADA ended Alaska’s program; it is, in fact, still thriving, […]
Here at Show-Me Daily, we have long documented the efforts of the Missouri Municipal League to prevent this state’s citizens […]
Frédéric Bastiat My recent op-ed against film tax credits was published as a guest commentary in the Columbia Missourian today! […]
Kevin Horrigan confirms my suspicion that the idea for a state dog was thought up by some schoolchildren. Several of […]
Now I Know What To Wear When I Go Skiing This Winter
Why the long face, North Face? I’ll be going on my annual ski trip later this winter, and now I know what […]
Health Care Reform and Constitutional Limits
Among the elements of the health bill being considered by Congress is a requirement that every adult would either have […]
Film Tax Credits Don’t Bring Lasting Jobs or Significant Revenue Gains
The new Jason Reitman film, Up in the Air, premiered at the Tivoli Theatre in University City last month. Many […]
Horrible Stuff Up and Down New Federal Spending Bill
This is just a depressing AP article on federal budget expenditures, from beginning to end. This has everything you need […]
Become a Friend of Freedom
We don’t generally use Show-Me Daily to ask for your support — instead, we keep it consistently updated with new […]
Despite Drawbacks, Raw Milk Law Better in Missouri Than Some Other States
Sting operations against dairy farmers notwithstanding, Missouri has better raw milk policy than some states do. For example, Wisconsin bans […]
Meat in School Lunches: Good Enough for Government Purposes
USA Today looks at meat in the National School Lunch Program and finds that it doesn’t compare favorably to the […]
Spending and Jobs
Following Tuesday’s commentary on a Tax Foundation report, MO Rage has written another post that has me scratching my head. […]
Shameless Self-Promotion
Steve Walsh on Missourinet linked to my recent op-ed about filmmaker tax credits in Missouri, which is a subject that […]
The Kansas City Star is reporting on the opening of a new sidetrack along Missouri’s Amtrak route connecting St. Louis […]
When are Pigovian taxes a win? When they happen in a border state! I wrote back in September about how […]
Keep on Pushing That Boulder, Sisyphus
Before I get into the meat of this post, I should introduce myself because I am the new guy around […]
The University of Missouri Extension isn’t alone in promoting food ideologies to students. This article about school food in Southampton, […]
Pharmaceuticals Won’t Speak for Themselves
Prescription drugs: They come in little white bottles. They take the shape of tablets, gels, or liquids. And they can’t […]
