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  • Tombstone Case Featured on Fox & Friends

    Posted on December 04, 2012 | Type: In the News

    This morning, Goldwater Institute attorney Nick Dranias is arguing before the Ninth Circuit on behalf of Tombstone, Arizona, defending the town’s right to access its water supply against hostile action by the Obama Administration. Goldwater Institute President & CEO Darcy Olsen discussed the case on Fox & Friends this morning.

  • Goldwater Institute may sue if Arizona attempts to implement health insurance exchange

    Posted on November 15, 2012 | Type: In the News

    Less than 48 hours remain for Governor Jan Brewer to notify the feds about Arizona's plans for implementing the president's health care law. ABC15 has learned if Brewer opts for a state-run system, the Goldwater Institute may sue.

  • Next-Gen Education

    Posted on November 06, 2012 | Type: In the News

    What would happen if we deposited all a child’s K-12 education dollars into an account parents control? A new report from Arizona’s Goldwater Institute discusses just such a system as it unfurls in their state. Report author and Goldwater’s Education Director Jonathan Butcher joins School Reform News Managing Editor Joy Pullmann to discuss education savings accounts. He says the U.S. education system is heading towards more personalization and family freedom.

  • New law allows political clothing at voting booths

    Posted on October 22, 2012 | Type: In the News

    Voters who want to wear something that makes a political statement when they go to the polls in November can go right ahead.

  • The Future of School Choice

    Posted on October 18, 2012 | Type: In the News | Author: Clint Bolick

    What’s more free market than charter schools and vouchers? Education savings accounts, which will revolutionize K-12 education.

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