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Will the Missouri House “Ram” $300 Million of Aerotropolis Cash Back Into the Bill?

Will the Missouri House “Ram” $300 Million of Aerotropolis Cash Back Into the Bill?

Sep 13, 2011

As Yogi Berra says, “It ain’t over til it’s over!” Via KMOX, (Emphasis mine) Republicans are scaling back a plan...

An Open Response to St. Louis Magazine Co-Owner Ray Hartmann

An Open Response to St. Louis Magazine Co-Owner Ray Hartmann

Aug 26, 2011

Yesterday, St. Louis Magazine co-founder Ray Hartmann wrote about how the Show-Me Institute has been raising questions regarding a proposal...

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

May 18, 2011

On May 5, 2011, Show-Me Institute Research Assistant John Payne spoke about the causes of the Great Depression to a...

Testimony on the ‘Aerotropolis’ Bill

Testimony on the ‘Aerotropolis’ Bill

May 2, 2011

On April 20, 2011, the Missouri Senate Jobs, Economic Development and Local Government Committee heard testimony from the public about...

Herbert Hoover the Interventionist

Herbert Hoover the Interventionist

Apr 25, 2011

One of the projects I have been working on lately is a unit about the Great Depression for junior high...

Missouri: A State of Uncertainty on Health Care Regulation

Missouri: A State of Uncertainty on Health Care Regulation

Mar 3, 2011

Last month, a judge in Florida struck down the individual mandate component of the federal health care regulation, and declared...

The 2010 Midterm Elections: A Tipping Point in U.S. Politics?

The 2010 Midterm Elections: A Tipping Point in U.S. Politics?

Feb 25, 2011

In this talk, given in Columbia on Feb. 7, 2011, columnist Bob Roper makes the case that the increased influence...

Myths and Realities of Campaign Finance: Lessons for Reform

Myths and Realities of Campaign Finance: Lessons for Reform

Feb 25, 2011

Economist Jeff Milyo begins this talk debunking popular notions of campaign finance with the following true/false quiz: True or False?...

I’ll Have a Cheeseburger With Fries – Hold the Lawsuit

I’ll Have a Cheeseburger With Fries – Hold the Lawsuit

Feb 22, 2011

Because most of the nation is focused on recent union issues in the Badger State, many people might overlook the...

Hello, My Name Is Christine and I Have a Health Savings Account

Hello, My Name Is Christine and I Have a Health Savings Account

Jan 10, 2011

Today, the Springfield News-Leader ran my recent editorial in which I argue that Attorney General Chris Koster should join the...

Letting the Federal Bush Tax Cuts Expire May Have Negative Revenue Consequences in Missouri

Letting the Federal Bush Tax Cuts Expire May Have Negative Revenue Consequences in Missouri

Dec 1, 2010

When I was driving into work yesterday, I heard a story on NPR reporting that the decision of whether to...

Keep the Playing Field Level in Missouri

Keep the Playing Field Level in Missouri

Nov 9, 2010

It will be interesting to see how the economic climate in Missouri may change under a larger Republican majority. David...

Free Trade Does Not Cost Too Much

Free Trade Does Not Cost Too Much

Oct 5, 2010

Mike Guzy, who currently writes for the St. Louis Beacon and formerly wrote for the Post-Dispatch, is a very talented...

Debate Tonight!

Debate Tonight!

Sep 30, 2010

The Show-Me Institute is sponsoring a debate between me, Research Assistant John Payne, and Policy Analyst David Stokes on the...

Some Observations on Prop C

Some Observations on Prop C

Aug 4, 2010

Yesterday’s primary election featured a statewide vote on Proposition C, otherwise known as the Health Care Freedom Act. The bill...

“If You Can’t Be a Good Example, Then You’ll Just Have to Serve as a Horrible Warning”

“If You Can’t Be a Good Example, Then You’ll Just Have to Serve as a Horrible Warning”

Jul 19, 2010

The Post-Dispatch recently published a letter to the editor that applauded the passage of the $150 million Ford Claycomo tax...

New Jersey Looks to Privatization as a Means to Trim Budget

New Jersey Looks to Privatization as a Means to Trim Budget

Jul 16, 2010

New Jersey’s governor is pushing for the privatization of numerous public services as a means to trim the state’s budget. These services...

On Private Discrimination

On Private Discrimination

May 21, 2010

Rand Paul, the newly designated Republican candidate for one of Kentucky’s seats in the U.S. Senate, has taken a lot...

Post-Dispatch Prefers Broken Legs Over Court Dates!

Post-Dispatch Prefers Broken Legs Over Court Dates!

Apr 15, 2010

The editorial board for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch recently published a piece denouncing politicians who support payday loans. The editorial...

“Rightsizing State Government”

“Rightsizing State Government”

Mar 18, 2010

I stole the title for this blog entry from Gov. Jay Nixon’s speech the other day. I haven’t discussed it sooner,...

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