Black Education Matters
If even the NBA recognizes the need for education reform, it ought to resonate here as well.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Oct 1, 2020 | Features
If even the NBA recognizes the need for education reform, it ought to resonate here as well.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Nov 6, 2019 | Features
State governments jumping into the mix could prove harmful not only to private-sector IRA providers competing in the same arena but also — and more important — to the targeted employers and employees themselves.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Jul 31, 2019 | Features
One should not be misled by what a progressive tax rate usually signifies: open season for tax hikes.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Mar 14, 2019 | Features
The opportunity exists for Wisconsin to take advantage of Illinois’ self-inflicted misfortunes. We should seize it.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Jan 14, 2019 | Features
On balance the state is in much better shape today than when Walker took office. We can only hope the same can be said when Tony Evers’ governorship has run its course.
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | May 9, 2018 | Features
These divisions, between who’s in and who’s out, call into question why one group deserves a tax break more than another. And why is the government the best judge of that?
Read MorePosted by Jay Miller | Mar 15, 2018 | Features
Large areas of inner-city Milwaukee, as well as Racine, Kenosha and elsewhere, would be strong candidates for Opportunity Zone designation. That these communities would benefit from an infusion of new capital — if spent well — can hardly be doubted. Moreover, unlike most government programs, this one would be funded with private capital that could be used to start up or expand businesses starving for resources.
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