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Lawsuit reform in Oklahoma: Where we’ve been, where we’re going
Patrick B. McGuigan | May 3, 2011
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Taxation through the ages
May 3, 2011
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Court blesses Arizona school-choice program as Oklahoma considers similar measure
April 6, 2011
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Ed Meese initiative ‘one of the most significant of the Reagan years’
April 1, 2011
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Health insurance exchanges done right
March 9, 2011
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Interstate compact holds promise for states
March 4, 2011
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School choice is a matter of religious liberty
March 2, 2011
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Time to Make Workers’ Compensation Reform a Priority
February 4, 2011
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Oklahoma should stop implementing Obamacare now
January 31, 2011
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Law & Principles
Oklahoma’s preemptive strike on Sharia law
Oklahomans have acted decisively to prohibit the exercise of state judicial power when based upon consideration of the tenets of a false religious faith that would rob the people of their inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.Herbert W. Titus | January 3, 2011
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The Blob That Ate the Schools
January 3, 2011
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Why a Health Insurance Provider Tax Is a Bad Idea
November 30, 2010
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Tax ruling a win for transparency, taxpayers
August 25, 2010
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Protecting Oklahomans' health care freedom
March 22, 2010
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Budget & Tax
CompSource Sale a Good Start to Workers' Comp Reform?
Approximately one-third of workers' compensation insurance policies in the Oklahoma market are written by CompSource, best described as a public-private hybrid. It is neither a government agency nor a private company, but a bit of both. If you're confused by that, join the club.Patrick B. McGuigan | January 31, 2010
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Health Care
Opting Out of ObamaCare
It's been several weeks since Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid floated the idea that states could "opt out" of the government-run health insurance plan. But it's been nearly a year since a growing coalition of lawmakers in 24 states began crafting an opt-out strategy of its own.Christie Herrera | January 1, 2010
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Education
Oklahoma Charter Schools Prevail
The struggle for quality education in Oklahoma, particularly in terms of consumer choice and empowerment, is rarely marked by dramatic moments. Most forward movement toward better schooling comes in small increments.Patrick B. McGuigan | June 1, 2009
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Criminal Justice
Controlling Oklahoma's Corrections Costs While Protecting Public Safety
The State of Oklahoma faces projected prison growth and associated costs if its policies are not changed. Oklahoma's prison population is projected to grow to 28,345 by 2011. Fortunately, there are alternatives to spending more on prisons.Marc A. Levin | May 8, 2009
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Education
School Choice in Obama's America and Our Oklahoma
In Barack Obama's America, there's good news and bad news for advocates of school choice. The same is true in Oklahoma.Patrick B. McGuigan | April 13, 2009
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Good Government
It's Our Liberty, Stupid
A few years back, Justice Antonin Scalia said of a bad U.S. Supreme Court majority opinion: "Most bad precedents come as a wolf dressed in sheep's clothing. This one comes as a wolf."Patrick B. McGuigan | March 3, 2009