Midwest
Publications
From National Review:
One study found that a working-class couple with two children in Arkansas stood to lose 32 percent of their real income if they married.
From Electric Power Supply Association:
Electric Competition: The Antidote for Bad Behavior: “The Illinois and Ohio utility scandals highlight the flaws of letting electric monopolies mingle in…
From Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of State:
“…a recent report by the nonpartisan Brookings Institution graded Ohio seventh nationally on their vote-by-mail pandemic preparedness, trailing only…
From Cleveland.com:
Moreover, states have access to technologies to ensure that voting by mail can be done safely and securely and, in truth, there’s a strong conservative case for allowing…
The summer of 2020 saw shocking allegations of criminal conduct by electric companies in two midwestern states.
In July, Commonwealth Edison (ComEd), a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation, agreed to…
WASHINGTON (Oct. 13, 2020)—Michigan becomes the third state to sign automatic record-clearing (“Clean Slate”) legislation into law. One of the landmark facets of this new law is a mechanism to…
From Washington Examiner:
A CALL FOR ELECTRIC REFORM: Recent utility scandals in Ohio and Illinois are not isolated but rather demonstrative of the “perverse incentive structure of monopoly…
Earlier this week, the Missouri House missed an opportunity to raise the age that juveniles can be considered adults for certain offenses. The bill under consideration would have benefitted…
From The Jacki Daily Show:
Jacki explains how we can know that Russia would never support President Trump, in 2016 or 2020. Spoiler alert: Russia lives and dies by the price of oil & gas, and…
Chairman Hoagland, Vice-Chair Schaffer, Ranking Minority Member O’Brien and members of the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee:
My name is Alan Smith, and I am the Midwest…