In the News Georgia’s new election law is not voter suppression: Raffensperger by Jonathan Bydlak June 30, 2021 Print Share via Email: Georgia’s%20new%20election%20law%20is%20not%20voter%20suppression:%20Raffensperger Share via Facebook: Georgia’s%20new%20election%20law%20is%20not%20voter%20suppression:%20Raffensperger Share via Twitter: Georgia’s%20new%20election%20law%20is%20not%20voter%20suppression:%20Raffensperger Share issues: Governance originally published in USA Today Various Democratic proposals would have thwarted states’ voter ID laws and curtailed Americans’ rights to free speech and association. Another extreme bill, H.R. 4, would give the U.S. Department of Justice veto power over local election law. Also seen inYahooSavannah Morning News Featured Publications Analysis Competition Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Regulatory Reform, Restoring the First Branch Chevron deference is running on fumes Matt Germer April 26, 2024 Op-Eds California, State Policy ‘Equity’ grading is latest destined-to-fail education fad Steven Greenhut April 26, 2024 Orange County Register Analysis Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Environmental Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Low-Energy Fridays Low-Energy Fridays: How Many Regulators Does It Take to Change a Lightbulb? Josiah Neeley April 26, 2024 In the News Budget and Spending Reform, Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Energy Subsidies, Environmental Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Governance Radio: Including Taxpayer’s Voice in a Clean Energy Transition Devin Hartman April 25, 2024 Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson Analysis CFPB, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees CFPB Credit Card Late Fee Goes into Effect Caroline Melear April 25, 2024 Analysis Coal, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Environmental Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Fossil Fuels Market Gateways, Not the EPA, Determine Power Sector Decarbonization Devin Hartman April 25, 2024 Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing A Modest Proposal for Police Reform Steven Greenhut April 24, 2024 The American Spectator In the News Budget and Spending Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Governance, Pensions Radio: Can we Save Social Security in Time Before it Runs Out? Chris McIsaac April 24, 2024 Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation Artificial Intelligence Legislative Outlook: Spring 2024 Update Adam Thierer April 24, 2024 In the News Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Software group cites concerns as stakeholders weigh in on revamped privacy bill Brandon Pugh April 23, 2024 Inside AI Policy
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