Public Charter Schools Require Accountability
Public Charter Schools Require Accountability
"Promises made by public charter schools should be promises kept."
By Kendall Cotton
The Montana Town Named For A British Poet
The Montana Town Named For A British Poet
"Kipling himself, I’m sure, would be as proud of the town as the folks there are to bear his name."
By Lawrence Reed
Written Public Comment To BPE 1.16.24
Written Public Comment To BPE 1.16.24
Promises made by public charter schools should be promises kept.
By Frontier Institute
Congress Deserves A Lump Of Coal For Christmas
Congress Deserves A Lump Of Coal For Christmas
"Santa should give Congress a lump of coal this year for their lack of action on the national debt and deficit."
By Kendall Cotton
The Wright Brothers and the Plane That Landed Itself
The Wright Brothers and the Plane That Landed Itself
"The rest is history, as well as a phenomenal tribute to private enterprise, the profit motive, and the ingenuity of free and unsubsidized entrepreneurs."
By Lawrence Reed
Redefining Public Schools
Redefining Public Schools
"With the introduction of education freedom laws, the legislature has fulfilled this mandate by expanding the system to encompass tangible options for parents that would otherwise be unattainable."
By Trish Schreiber
End The Property Tax Blame Game
End The Property Tax Blame Game
"Local governments must accept responsibility for what they can control: the growth of their annual budget as a means to enable property tax relief."
By Kendall Cotton
Reform MEPA For A Better Climate
Reform MEPA For A Better Climate
Instead of stirring controversy, reforming MEPA could be a rare opportunity to forge bipartisan consensus around reforms that modernize the law for the 21st century, increase predictability for business and benefit the global climate.
By Kendall Cotton
Indians, Property Rights, and Ayn Rand
Indians, Property Rights, and Ayn Rand
In 1876, when rejecting the demand to move his people to a reservation, Chief Joseph said, “I claim a right to live on my land and accord you the privilege to return to yours.” To me, that sounds like a man who understands private property.
By Lawrence Reed
A Glimpse Into A Choice School In The Making
A Glimpse Into A Choice School In The Making
"To do this, one must be allowed to work outside of the top-down uniformity of traditional public schools and rather be able to design and build from the community up."
By Trish Schreiber