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The Many Ways AI is Good for Workers "The U.S. economy has continually grown and thrived by replacing tasks and jobs that were no longer efficient with innovative ones. At the center of this change is a workforce willing to work, learn and change."
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Socialism Activists Are Easy to Mock, but Free Markets Need More by @kentstrang. "Laughing at socialism won’t make those frustrations disappear. We have to explain why its promises won’t deliver and show what will."
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Spot the Illegals — a Chilling, Sad Neighborhood Game "My plea is for those who are here and have established lives of merit, not for open borders."
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"The status quo isn’t working for entrepreneurs, and federal policymakers must get to the root of the problem by addressing the underlying causes making healthcare so expensive in America."
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: "From 1960 through 1980, 30-second ads built three television network empires, influenced shoppers’ purchases and kept us entertained. One genre stood out from all the others: spokescharacter campaigns."
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"U.S.-certified mariners are not only better trained and highly skilled, but their knowledge exceeds that of international competitors, and their ships and crews are compliant with all American safety and labor standards."
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Congress Must Treat Online Child Exploitation Like the Health Crisis It Is "Congress should build on that momentum and make clear that children’s safety comes before the engagement metrics and profits of the world’s largest technology companies."
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Point: We Spend Too Much on K–12 Education "Money matters, but that does not mean every spending level is justified."
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Counterpoint: We Need to Spend More and Steer It to Underfunded Areas "We spend ... far too little in the far more numerous poor school districts nationwide, concentrated in rural areas and impoverished urban centers."
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Medicaid’s Asset Limit Punishes the People It’s Supposed to Help "For many disabled Americans, love and healthcare are rivals because the government makes them so."
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InsideSources retweeted
An excellent column in @InsideSourcesDC Journal today by Ray Haynes: "Employers Are Voting With Their Feet on PBMs"
"Policymakers can learn a lesson here: Competition and transparency can accomplish what government price controls cannot."
Full op-ed:
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My unapologetic take on why #AI is good for workers re: the jobs it creates + how it benefits those who adopt it at work, making them more valuable (re: higher pay + greater job security) Receipts included. Thanks to @InsideSourcesDC for publishing dcjournal.com/the-many-ways-…
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"We must decide whether we allow cost, confusion, geography and stigma to continue to stand between people and the preventive care they need, or whether we finish the work and remove those barriers once and for all."
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Employers Are Voting With Their Feet on PBMs. "Competition and transparency can accomplish what government price controls cannot."
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To Get Kids Offline, Let Them Go Outside "Some in Congress want to give teenagers their childhoods back by taking away the last place many of them can gather without adults. That cure may prove worse than the disease."
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"Fixed wireless should continue to grow as a viable alternative to more costly broadband deployment. Its improvements should help close the digital divide in the United States."
@TuscaloosaJohn in @InsideSourcesDC:
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One thing I don’t think we’re talking about enough with the EFTC is what it could do for local economies.
I wrote about that for @InsideSourcesDC; link in comments.
The EFTC could generate at least $24 billion a year in new education funding - but the real scale of the opportunity reaches well into the hundreds of billions.
Closer to home, this will do hugely exciting things for local economies.
The math is simple: if just 10 million taxpayers use the full $1,700 credit, that’s $17 billion a year flowing into K–12 scholarships. At 50 million taxpayers, it’s $85 billion. At 100 million, it’s $170 billion.
For perspective, the IRS received about 165.8 million individual income-tax returns in 2025.
And what happens when 20 or 30 families in one community suddenly have scholarship dollars to spend on tutoring, learning specialists, therapies, technology, and other educational services?
Very excited to have this one out today.
#educationfreedomtaxcredit #SchoolChoice #k12education #EducationFunding #smallbusinessmarketing #localeconomy #mainstreet
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"ChatGPT is not your doctor, but AI chatbots can be an important tool for empowering patients, improving access to information, and even providing better medical care." -- @jrhuddles & @dr4liberty
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The Main Street Economics of the Education Freedom Tax Credit "The federal Education Freedom Tax Credit rolling out in 2027 could generate at least $24 billion for education. Annually."
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"Fixed wireless should continue to grow as a viable alternative to more costly broadband deployment. Its improvements should help close the digital divide in the United States."
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