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Monthly Archives: April 2015
New EPA Regulations Will Harm Virginia
New EPA regulations expected to be made final this summer will result in higher electric bills and a loss of 38,000 jobs here in Virginia. That’s the conclusion of a new study released by the Thomas Jefferson Institute and researched … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Environment, Top Story
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The Next Role for Virginians in Promoting Internet Growth
Virginia and Virginians have a special role in the history of the Internet and a special concern for its flourishing. You can have a “Virginia Internet C@pital” license plate on your car; last year, the Washington Post suggested that Ashburn, VA … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
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Federal Bureaucracy Much Worse than Devine Outlines
Donald Devine could not be more wrong with his data or conclusions (Reagan Idea Could Reform Invisible Bureaucracy, Jefferson Policy Journal, March 19, 2015). He points to the growth of government spending, but the relatively constant size of the federal … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Government Reform, Taxes
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An Inexpensive Experiment
Henrico County, my home county, is conducting an inexpensive public policy experiment. If it pans out, the county could improve its competitive posture as a manufacturing location. If it doesn’t, the county hasn’t lost much and can always revert to … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Taxes
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The War Against DDT is Lethal to Third World Countries
The terms racism, white supremacy, crimes against humanity are bandied about so often that they have become almost meaningless. But they are absolutely appropriate in an arena where they are too rarely applied: radical environmentalism’s campaigns that perpetuate poverty, disease … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture
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