Category Archives: Government Reform

Clean Virginia’s Victory Bad News for Energy Consumers

Posted on June 22, 2023 by Stephen D. Haner

Renewable energy donor Clean Virginia Fund was the biggest winner in Tuesday’s primaries, going head to head against Dominion Energy Virginia in several nomination contests and often winning.  Senior incumbent Democrats with strong Green New Deal voting records went down to defeat, because good … Continue reading →

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The Washington Post Attacks the Most Successful Education Reform in History

Posted on June 12, 2023 by Derrick A. Max

Over the last few years, homeschooling has grown in Virginia by almost 40 percent. In fact, homeschoolers in Virginia now account for almost 60,000 students — making homeschooling the fifth largest school district in the Commonwealth. Because homeschoolers are self-funded, this saves Virginia’s … Continue reading →

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The Board of the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy Appoints Derrick Max As New President and CEO

Posted on June 6, 2023 by editor

As the Virginians debate over the direction of education, public employee unionization, taxes and energy policy, it is essential to have a strong, independent voice standing for freedom and flourishing for our great Commonwealth.  Round Hill, VA, June 5, 2023. The … Continue reading →

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The Board of the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy Appoints Derrick Max As New President and CEO

Posted on June 6, 2023 by editor

As the Virginians debate over the direction of education, public employee unionization, taxes and energy policy, it is essential to have a strong, independent voice standing for freedom and flourishing for our great Commonwealth.  Round Hill, VA, June 5, 2023. The … Continue reading →

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Renewables or Fossil Fuels? Voters Want Both

Posted on May 23, 2023 by Stephen D. Haner

Given a choice between an energy future that is a) dependent on generation using sun, wind or falling water, or b) dependent on thermal sources using fossil fuels or uranium, or c) a combination of both, which do Americans prefer?  … Continue reading →

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