South Carolina’s Fiscal Health
Three recent studies that work to diagnose South Carolina’s current financial health.
The End of Average
Is there such a thing as an “average” child? As parents of multiple children can attest, even those born within the same family differ dramatically in personality, aptitudes and interests! But the way we approach public education all too often is still based on an 1800’s era, one-size-fits all model. This is something that Todd
Voting Without A Vision
The latest on the effort to repeal and replace Obamacare
Give “Read to Succeed” A Chance
Being unable to read is the worst kind of "gift" that keeps on giving.
People are Different. Thankfully, so are schools.
One of the most exhaustive list of education options available to South Carolinians.
Q&A w/ Simpson & Partners
We see the right attitude in little kids...people have to have a connection to doing something larger than themselves
The Better Care Reconciliation Act: Seven Conservative Concerns
7 concerns about the U.S. Senate's Obamacare 'repeal and replacement' bill
What in the Wetlands? Exposing the absurdity of EPA overreach
How just two words - "significant nexus" - started a firestorm around water regulation and the jurisdiction of the EPA.
“Medicaid Moderates” complicate “repeal and replace”
After 7 years of decrying the very real failings of Obamacare, why can't Republicans get their “repeal and replace” act together?
Studies are Consistent: Private School Choice Works
New research shows that private school choice is working.