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Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist!   Research & Commentary: Bills Expanding Eligibility to ESA Program and Lexie’s Law All Help Provide Great Education Options for Arizona Children February 5, 2021 Bills Would Expand ESA to Low-Income, Bullied, and Military Children; Expand Budget For Lexie's Law The Arizona Legislature has seen a flurry of school choice legislation introduced this session that could provide tremendous help to families looking for better educational options for their children. Three bills involve expanding the scope of the state’s Empowermen...

January 29, 2021 Program Would Be Open To All Children K-5 Legislation in the North Dakota House of Representatives has been recently introduced that would establish an education savings account (ESA) program for all North Dakota children in grades K–5. If passed, the ESAs would be available to parents of public school children to pay for tuition, curriculum, and fees at private and parochial schools. The funds could also be used to pay for textbooks, tutoring services, computers and other approved hardware, instructional materials, and educational therapies and services. The ESAs could a...

Publications Never lose a debate with a global warming alarmist!   The Leaflet: Testimony Before The North Dakota House Judiciary Committee On House Bill 1144 In Reference To Creating A Cause Of Action For Censorship By Certain Technology Platforms January 24, 2021 Director of Government Relations Cameron Sholty submitted testimony before the North Dakota House Judiciary Committee regarding legislation pertaining to social media censorship. “House Bill 1144 is good legislation, which should also spur a state-based and national debate on the role of Big Tech in our civic conversations.” ...

In her latest Op-Ed, featured originally in RedState, state government relations manager Christina Herrin draws attention to covid-19 treatments other than a vaccine that could be immediately beneficial to the public. This is especially relevant because the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs has recently held a hearing on early medical responses to the coronavirus pandemic. Read full Op-Ed here.    In Episode XXII of Ill Literacy, Tim Benson is joined by Peter W. Wood of the National Association of Scholars to discuss his new book,  1620: A Critical Respon...