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Read the latest blogs by League staff on water affordability, the importance of data, and policies to strengthen Michigan’s workforce: https://t.co/yJkBiqEkhZ
📎Find more blogs by clicking the link in the bio
#mileg #policymatters
Spot on. Education builds human potential, but economic freedom creates the leverage to deploy it. A degree is software; a free market is the hardware. Without the hardware, world-class talent gets stuck running basic operations. #TalentVsOpportunity #PolicyMatters
Don't approach Black voters empty-handed. Present a concrete policy agenda that addresses their needs and concerns. Effective engagement requires substance. https://t.co/aCkLMVMdhH
#RolandMartinUnfiltered #BlackStarNetwork #VoterEngagement #PolicyMatters #BlackVoters
How would YOU spend $1 billion? 🌧️ The new Great Salt Lake Commissioner has some ideas. Stay informed with Utah Policy! https://t.co/AoARSUtWPG #UtahNews #PolicyMatters #utpol
VOTE NO ON PROPOSAL 1
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#policymatters #michiganrealtordifference
चुनाव नजदीक आते ही सवर्ण आयोग के गठन की हलचल तेज हो गई है। देखना यह होगा कि यह आयोग जमीनी स्तर पर गरीब सवर्णों की समस्याओं को हल कर पाता है या यह सिर्फ चुनावी समीकरणों को साधने की एक कवायद बनकर रह जाएगा। 🗳️🔍 🚩💪
#Politics #SuwarnaAayog #PolicyMatters
#सवर्ण_आयोग_बनाओ
Lower taxes sounds good.
More jobs sounds good.
Safer communities sounds good.
Now show Pennsylvanians exactly HOW you are going to do it.
#MooreForPA #PolicyMatters #Pennsylvania
@naval And yet, they aren’t even making movies there anymore. #PolicyMatters
https://t.co/tk9Yj388ti
California isn't even making movies anymore—they've moved to other, more business-friendly US states.
None of last year's Oscar-nominated films was produced in Hollywood. The headquarters of the production companies are still there, but the offices are empty — the action has moved elsewhere.
This was on @FareedZakaria the other day.
Bengal has a coastline, a mineral belt, and a workforce with real industrial memory — everything they had, and more.
It just needs a govt that respects it. 🇮🇳 #Bengal #WestBengal #Vikas #PolicyMatters
اختیارات کی نچلی سطح پر منتقلی سے مسائل کا حل ممکن ہے، وزیرِ داخلہ محسن نقوی
#MohsinNaqvi #GoodGovernance #AdministrativeReforms #PolicyMatters #NationalDevelopment #GovernmentReforms
@SubiWanKenobi @reality0628 @Milajoy Nope. Covid first then the so-called “homelessness” (it’s really public drug use and the concomitant violence, disease, and defecation) are the drivers of the business loss in SF.
#policymatters
The @denverpost just spent 1,200 words trying to solve an alleged mystery I can solve in just 3 words.
The question? How did Colorado lose its competitive edge? Why is the state in such steep decline?
The Post wastes 1,200 words diplomatically dancing around one elephant in the room -- an elephant named Jared Polis https://t.co/kroXE2LZ46
But I can solve the mystery of Colorado's business climate decline in just three words: One. Party. Rule.
The piece wrings its hands over job losses, plunging business rankings, and fleeing startups, while performing Olympic-level gymnastics to avoid naming the obvious culprit: one-party Democratic rule, complete with a billionaire “business wiz” governor who’s been at the helm for eight long years.
Instead of confronting reality, the Post treats us to the usual ritual: quotes from concerned business leaders, vague nods to “headwinds,” and glowing coverage of Gov. Jared Polis bravely announcing . . . another task force and listening tour (as if we don't know what's really gone wrong in Colorado).
Because nothing says “decisive leadership” like waiting until the final months of your term -- after the state shed 6,200 payroll jobs in just 18 months, ranked 12th-worst nationally in total job losses and 14th-worst in percentage terms, and watched its startup ecosystem suffer the largest numeric decline in the country -- to finally ask businesses what’s wrong.
The numbers paint a brutal picture: Colorado has tumbled to 25th in CNBC’s “America’s Top States for Business” (from perennial top-10 darling, including #1 in 2011), dragged down by a pathetic 49th in cost of living, 38th in cost of doing business, and 32nd in infrastructure. The ALEC “Rich States, Poor States” index has it at a dismal 29th, a sharp fall from recent years and a far cry from its second-place ranking in 2008. Companies are bolting for greener pastures, talent recruitment has become a nightmare amid sky-high housing costs, and even the departure of big names like Palantir barely scratches the surface of the quiet erosion in entrepreneurial energy.
Yet the Post frames this as some mysterious fog that rolled in, rather than the predictable result of years of accumulating mandates, regulatory piling-on, and a political culture that vilifies the private sector, decries the profit motive, and treats business as an ATM for funding pet "progressive" priorities.
The Post does note, almost in passing, that Colorado has shifted from purple to solidly blue since 2011. But heaven forbid they connect the dots. Polis, the polished entrepreneur-turned-governor, gets portrayed as the thoughtful reformer riding to the rescue, not the architect of (or willing participant in) the very policy environment -- workplace mandates, housing strangulation, infrastructure neglect, a business-bashing legislature -- that made the state less competitive. Eight years of solid Democratic majorities in the legislature, a steady barrage of "progressive" meddling, and a general attitude that innovative companies should just be grateful to locate in this beautiful people’s republic -- and the Post acts shocked, shocked, that the state is now hanging out “under the bleachers” with the also-rans.
The elephant isn’t just in the room -- it’s been trampling the state’s business climate for nearly a decade, passing bills, ballooning budgets, and appointing rogue regulators to runaway commissions, while the media politely averts its gaze. Colorado didn’t suddenly become expensive, regulated, and complacent by accident. It chose this path, repeatedly, at the ballot box and in the State House. The Post’s greatest contribution here is providing cover: acknowledge the decline just enough to seem serious, then pivot to process theater and hope readers forget who’s been in charge.
#copolitics #coleg @GovofCO
देश को आगे बढ़ाने वाले आर्थिक नियम कैसे होते हैं? #akarunsir #EconomicRules #IndianEconomy #Economics
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#akarunsir #EconomicRules #IndianEconomy #Economics #EconomicReforms #PolicyMatters #GrowthEconomy #Development #IndiaGrowth #EconomyExplained #YouTubeShorts #ViralShor #ViralShorts #shortsvideo #dailyshorts #educationshorts #studyshorts #shortsreels #motivationshorts #shortstoday #viralvideo #ytshorts #Sanskritiias
@GavinNewsom High-crime areas within red states are often concentrated in local, densely populated, Democratic-led cities and counties. 🏙️📊 #LocalGovernance #PolicyMatters
The GaBMHT statewide stakeholder meetings keep growing. Savannah, GA you are next. 📍
Atlanta. Columbus. Macon. Augusta. Albany. Now Savannah on July 27, 2026.
Register now at https://t.co/zeiaogoROV.
#GaBMHT #BlackMaternalHealth #PolicyMatters
This is why #policymatters especially when we elect positions like the @CorpCommAZ - Commissioners @VoteKThompson and @votenickmyers have been ensuring Arizonans have reliable and affordable energy and that we are not having to “ration our power” like they are in NYC.
New York ISO just issued an early warning that we must alleviate the strain on our energy grid statewide.
Please do your part in keeping our power on by:
•Setting your AC to 78 degrees.
•Turning off lights and unplugging electronics you’re not using.
•Waiting until early morning or late at night to run appliances like dishwashers or laundry machines.
During a historic heatwave, AC will save lives — but only if we keep the grid stable enough for it to stay on.
Why does public policy matter?
Because it is in your food prices, your school fees, your healthcare, your daily commute.
Policy is not distant. It is personal.
Part 3 coming soon.
Follow @policraftinc
#PublicPolicy #Policraft #The3Ws #PolicyMatters
Teachers unions say Connecticut should reject the new federal education tax credit because it hurts public schools.
But here's the question...❓What Connecticut public school funding would actually be cut?
The answer: none.
#EducationFacts #CTCapitol #PolicyMatters
The Telecom Amendment Bill has sparked intense debate. Here's a closer look at what’s being proposed, why Right of Way matters, and what it could mean for Pakistan’s connectivity.
#telecomamendmentbill #rightofway #digitalpakistan #policymatters #informeddiscourse
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