By Evgenia Sidorova The Teachers Retirement System (TRS) of Georgia alarmed legislators and stakeholders when it requested over $588 million in […]
It’s Friday! Quotes of note “Where justice is denied, where poverty is enforced, where ignorance prevails, and where any one […]
By Dave Emanuel “The federal government will pay 100 percent of the costs for Medicaid expansion through 2016. After that, […]
It’s Friday! Quotes of note “The dignity and stability of government in all its branches, the morals of the people, […]
"[S]ometimes I wonder if lessening a problem would cut the feet out from under an agenda. If hurricanes weren’t as strong, or if nuclear power lessened the panic over CO2, what would happen to a whole slew of people who seem solely interested in promoting a means to an end? Trying to limit hurricanes via seeding or instilling a non-CO2 source of energy that is cost efficient may be opposed by people who have ulterior motives. What happens if the CO2 argument goes away? It doesn’t affect me in the least — but what happens to those whose livelihoods are based on promoting a scheme?" -- Joe Bastardi patriotpost.us/opinion/58849
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The explanations in the wake of hurricanes have gotten so strange. There is now disagreement not only on why they happen but what actually happened. So I have a few post-Hurricane Michael comments to make.Thank you for the great work that the Public Policy Foundation is doing across our state setting a wonderful example. I first ran for the Senate in 1994, and the Foundation was that resource I called upon to be a great help to me as we were articulating positions and formulating public policy initiatives. We appreciate very much your leadership and all that you stand for.
