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Free Speech

Published August 16, 2017

Author Jim Manley

Three Cheers for Zachary Wood
Zachary Wood, a Williams College senior fighting for free expression and viewpoint diversity, wrote last week in the Wall Street Journal about the need for free expression and viewpoint diversity on college campuses. He is absolutely right: Punishment for belligerent protest is only the first step—and last resort—in ...
Education Savings Accounts

Published August 10, 2017

Author Jonathan Butcher

Education savings accounts give children hope for the future
Affordable Care Act

Published August 7, 2017

Author Naomi Lopez Bauman

Today's ACA forecast: More uncertainty from Washington
With the most recent repeal/replace failure in Congress, state lawmakers should stop waiting on Washington to "do something" about healthcare. Congressional action, no matter what that action looks like, is unlikely to address the unmet Obamacare promises of delivering healthcare access and affordability. Furthermore, an upcoming decision from President ...
Affordable Care Act

Published August 2, 2017

Author Naomi Lopez Bauman

Force Congress to live by the same set of healthcare rules
Congress is at an impasse when it comes to addressing the long-overdue issue of how to best move forward on the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare. For all the finger-pointing and recriminations around why the most recent effort to partially repeal and replace the program failed, there ...
Medicaid

Published August 26, 2015

Author Outside Author

Judge: Arizona Medicaid expansion was constitutional
The case hinges on whether a hospital assessment lawmakers approved to fund the expansion, which extended health-care coverage to more than 250,000 low-income Arizonans, is a fee, as its proponents argued, or a tax. Judge Douglas Gerlach, in his ruling, said the fee “does not qualify as a tax ...
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Goldwater Institute Asks California Supreme Court to Preserve the Equal Protection Rights of Native American Children

Phoenix—As part of its Equal Protection for Indian Children project, the Goldwater Institute has asked the California Supreme Court to take up a case ...

Goldwater Institute Responds to Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Decision in State Bar Political Spending Case

Indian Child Welfare Act Harms Native American Children Through Separate and Unequal Set of Rules, New Goldwater Institute Paper Argues

Phoenix—A federal law intended to protect Native American children does more harm than good because its substandard rules deny them equal protection, a new ...

Goldwater Institute Responds to Suspension of Arizona Empowerment Savings Account Expansion

Phoenix—The Goldwater Institute issued the following statement in response to the news that Save Our Schools Arizona had collected sufficient signatures to delay the ...

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