States rights
FREE WEBINAR FOR LEGISLATORS & CITIZEN ACTIVISTS By Stuart MacPhail – February 2021 Advancing the American Voice (4th in a 4-part series) Presented by the State Legislators Article V Caucus & Path to Reform Tuesday, February 23 – 8 PM Eastern Time Register HERE The January webinar featured Prof. Larry Lessig, Senator Jim Rubens, Senator Kevin Lundberg and Senator…
Read MoreThe Principle of Federalism is Getting More Attention By Stuart MacPhail – February 2021 Several writers have dealt with the topic of federalism over the past month. On January 8 former ND state representative Bette Grande (current CEO of the Roughrider Policy Center) wrote in Inform (an affiliate of WDAY – Fargo, ND) expressing amazement that Congress suddenly had so…
Read MoreAvoid Breaking Apart by Rekindling Federalism By Stuart MacPhail Responding to columnists who lament that America is so divided that it should simply divide into multiple countries, former Utah state legislator Ken Ivory recently wrote A Republic Worth Keeping for the American Legislative Exchange Council. Ivory points to a recent NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that revealed “a deep and boiling anger…
Read MoreWSJ October 17, 2020 The Alternative to a Bailout for Fiscally Mismanaged States If New York and Illinois spent like Florida and Texas, they’d save enough to put away the tin cup. By Jonathan Williams and Dave Trabert | 749 words The Covid-19 pandemic and shutdowns have created a challenging situation for many states—especially those…
Read MoreThe Principles of Federalism: Still Alive, But Barely – By Stuart MacPhail – October 2020 Over this past year a large portion of US citizens has been impacted by various forms of civil unrest, often triggered by growing belief that local, state and federal governance is less and less responsive to the voice of everyday…
Read MoreFREE WEBINAR FOR LEGISLATORS & CITIZEN ACTIVISTS
By Stuart MacPhail – February 2021
Advancing the American Voice (4th in a 4-part series)
Presented by the State Legislators Article V Caucus & Path to Reform
Tuesday, February 23 – 8 PM Eastern Time
Register HERE
The January webinar featured Prof. Larry Lessig, Senator Jim Rubens, Senator Kevin Lundberg and Senator Neal Schuerer. View it HERE.