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Empowerment Scholarship Accounts are a role model for school choice

An Empowerment Scholarship Account is essentially a prepaid bank card that parents can use to pay for their child’s education costs — books, tutoring, private school tuition, and educational therapy, for example.

October 21, 2018 in Commentary.
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Brooke Paige appears before Supreme Court to challenge Act 46

The candidate who made national headlines for winning six primary election contests in August is waging an even bigger battle in Vermont’s highest court: the battle over Act 46.

October 19, 2018 in TNR News.
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State Headliners: Latest immigrant caravan led by Honduran socialist revolutionary Fuentes

Note to CNN: The leader of this latest staged immigrant caravan isn’t just a “former lawmaker from Honduras,” he’s a socialist revolutionary.

October 19, 2018 in Commentary.
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DeVos says millennials like socialism due to lack of civics education

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos spoke this week about her efforts to restore local control of education, the Trump administration’s priorities for higher education, and the rising support of socialism among young people.

October 19, 2018 in Commentary.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions at Heritage: Courts embracing dangerous forms of activism

“If the judiciary can subject the executive branch to new, disruptive and invasive reviews, the power of the judiciary is enhanced while the power of the executive has been diminished. That is a tilt we cannot abide.”

October 19, 2018 in U.S..
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Attorney general candidate Janssen Willhoit proposes criminal justice reforms

Janssen Willhoit joined the Legislature only two years ago, but now the St. Johnsbury representative has given up his seat to run for attorney general following a special GOP nominating process in late August.

October 18, 2018 in TNR News.
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State Headliners: Trump tax cuts deliver $15.5 million windfall to state coffers

Vermont corporate income tax (CIT) receipts through September, 2018 jumped a whopping 80 percent over the first nine months of 2017. Grateful lawmakers can thank the main architect of the 2017 federal tax cuts: President Donald Trump.

October 18, 2018 in TNR News.
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McClaughry: The Quebec election continues conservative trend

Most Vermonters live within an hour’s drive of Quebec, Canada. There have been elections in the provinces throughout the year, and in almost every case provincial voters have chosen more conservative parties and candidates.

October 18, 2018 in Commentary.
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Mexico ready to help US enforce border after Trump threatens foreign aid cuts, military might

Mexico sent federal police to its southern border Wednesday with a warning that they will detain and deport any members of a highly publicized migrant caravan who try to enter the country without a visa.

October 18, 2018 in U.S..
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Why states can’t go their own way on net neutrality

Four states — Oregon, Washington, Vermont, and now California — have enacted state-level net neutrality laws. However, power to regulate in this area is expressly granted to the federal government by the Constitution.

October 18, 2018 in Commentary.
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State Headliners: New England power grid prez backs carbon tax, in ‘Red Green’ fashion

In this State Headliners, the power grid chief is set to back a carbon tax, and feds approve Vermont Yankee sale.

October 17, 2018 in TNR News.
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Chittenden County Senate candidates take part in a roundtable discussion

Five candidates for state Senate faced-off in a forum Monday evening in the Channel 17 studios, and voters got to hear distinctly different plans for Vermont from both the left and right.

October 17, 2018 in TNR News.

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