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Category Archives: State and local
Worsley amendment clarifies voucher debate
Although I don’t like the limitations, the Worsley amendment makes it clear that this isn’t really about money.
The question voucher opponents can’t answer
Why shouldn’t all parents — rich, poor and those in-between — be able to use the collective pool of resources for the educational opportunity they think best for their children?
Constitutional convention nonsense from the Legislature
Gov. Ducey misses an opportunity to provide adult leadership and supervision.
Ducey can’t finesse a Prop. 301 fight
Ducey’s support for an extension of Prop. 301 wasn’t ever really in doubt. Beyond that, it get’s sticky.
Anti-racketeering laws unfair to more than just protesters
GOP lawmakers deserve all the jeers they are receiving for adding rioting as a racketeering predicate. But there’s a larger lesson here about the fundamental unfairness of the scheme of civil and criminal liability itself.
Defanging the left through initiative restrictions is a dead end
Here are some better ideas.
The State of the State speech Ducey wishes he could give
Whining crybabies and sourpusses: What Ducey unplugged might sound like giving the State of the State.