Jerry Cox’s Failure to Understand Issue 1
Do we have a duty to speak accurately about public policy issues? That may be a strange question in this
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Dan Greenberg
Conduit for Action’s Continuing Error on Tort Reform
Our old friends (and occasional allies) at Conduit for Action are at it again. This organization is parroting the old
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Arizona Protecting Nonprofit Donors
There is a move afoot to stifle political speech. Some people want to see mandatory government reporting for nonprofits that
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Time for Arkansas to Embrace Occupational Licensing Reform
More than almost every other state, Arkansas requires workers to obtain government permission before starting work. That needs to change.
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Checking and Balancing the Judiciary
How should checks-and-balances – the heart of our governmental system – be applied to the judiciary? This question is at
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Who Makes the Rules?
The system of checks and balances is fundamental to our system. There are three branches of government – legislative, executive,
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Utah Set to Legalize Free Range Kids
“Free Range” parenting is likely to be legal soon in Utah. It’s time for Arkansas to follow suit. What is
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The Governor’s Good Move on Freedom to Work
Arkansas ranks high when it comes to tying up its workers with red tape. Governor Asa Hutchinson has begun a
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“Fighting Words” and SJR8
Since podcasts seem to be in vogue nowadays, I imagine that there are a few TAP readers who listen to
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Some Disagreement on Judicial Rulemaking
If you are a faithful reader of TAP, you noticed our recent series of posts containing a 2017 interview that
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