Moore: Entrepreneurship is alive and well in central Vermont
One of the most essential elements of entrepreneurism is being able to put a vision on paper. In other words, before anything else, successful entrepreneurs create a business plan.
Transgender ideology and our kids
As new gender ideologies are promoted throughout America, they will impact not only those who suffer from gender dysphoria, but all children who need to mature in their self-understanding as a boy or girl, man or woman, a potential husband or wife, father or mother.
Fact-checking 6 Trump claims made in the State of the Union
In his first State of the Union speech, President Donald Trump made quite a few claims and assertions, and we’ve examined six of them.
Keelan: Vermont trashes a Gold Star mother
It is time to end the nonsense of picking out a weakness of our established heroes and heroines and condemning them generations later. Since when do we allow our state to trash a Gold Star mother?
House members sign on to carbon tax legislation
The new House carbon tax bill is H.791, and here’s who sponsored it.
Roper: A red flag in that United Van Lines migration study
The UVL customers moving into Vermont were older and doing so largely because they were retired and/or wanted to be closer to family. Those moving out, however, were younger and did so largely for reasons connected to employment.
Moore: Tourism very important part of Vermont’s economy
Overall, tourism constitutes approximately 8 percent of the state’s Gross Domestic Product or the overall value of everything produced in Vermont.
Bob Orleck: Gov. Scott’s approval of marijuana is ‘incomprehensible’
How a governor of Vermont, having been fully informed, whose sworn duty it is to protect the citizens, could flout federal law that makes possession illegal, and put citizens and their children at risk to be injured and die as a result, is incomprehensible.
McClaughry: Gov. Scott’s budget plan
Let the governor take credit for this: For the second consecutive year he has proposed a budget that does not raise a single tax or fee, and his proposed General Fund spending exceeds this year’s by only $82 million.
High-tax states should lower their taxes instead of trying to evade federal taxes
High-tax states such as New York, California, and New Jersey are spending significant time and resources trying to concoct ways for their high-income residents to evade federal taxes.
How state leaders can begin undoing Obamacare’s damage
The nation’s governors and state lawmakers should use every legal means available to them to fix their broken health insurance markets and thus reduce the punishing costs Obamacare is imposing on the residents of their states.
Betsy DeVos: ‘Common Core is dead’
DeVos has made school choice and reducing the role of the federal government in education two of her priorities as the Trump administration’s education chief. She also is working toward fulfilling President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign promise to end Common Core.