Press Releases

For help with a story, contact Lucy Caldwell at (602) 462-5000 or lcaldwell@goldwaterinstitute.org.
-
Goldwater Institute Calls Napolitano Address a Missed Opportunity
Posted on January 12, 2004 | Type: Press ReleaseScholars at the Goldwater Institute responded today to Gov. Janet Napolitano's State of the State address, expressing disappointment that the governor's speech was short on real solutions for solving Arizona's problems.
-
Goldwater Institute Releases Transportation Report for Maricopa County, Condemning Light Rail Plan and Suggesting Alternatives
Posted on January 08, 2004 | Type: Press ReleaseIn a policy report released today by the Goldwater Institute, transportation policy analyst John Semmens presents data showing that the light rail project proposed by the Maricopa Association of Governments will be a waste of public resources that would be better spent improving Arizona's road system.
-
Challenged Vision Riding a Subsidized Rail to Riches
Posted on January 08, 2004 | Type: Press ReleaseLight rail blasted by everyone but its beneficiaries
-
Goldwater Institute Mourns Passing of Wall Street Journal Editor, Free Market Champion Robert L. Bartley
Posted on December 11, 2003 | Type: Press ReleaseThe Goldwater Institute mourns the passing of Robert L. Bartley, editor emeritus of the Wall Street Journal and winner of the Institute's 2003 John Kolbe Award for Excellence in Journalism.
-
Policy Forum: Legislators Express Support for Expanding Arizona's Scholarship Tax Credit Program, Scholars Cite Successes
Posted on December 11, 2003 | Type: Press ReleasePHOENIX-At a policy forum releasing two new Goldwater Institute reports on Arizona's scholarship tax credit program, Sen. Mark Anderson (R-Mesa), Rep. John Huppenthal (R-Chandler), and U.S. Rep. Trent Franks expressed support for expansion of the five-year-old program to allow businesses to make contributions. Education scholars Carrie Lukas and Dan Lips described the successes of the program, which last year generated $26 million from 50,000 taxpayers.