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"Allowing Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets in Russian territory increases the risk of escalation without meaningfully aiding Ukrainian capabilities," writes @ClarkeDynamics
Read the full article in @TheNatlInterest
"If you think of regulation as a tax, it would be larger than the federal income tax and come out to around $14,684 per family. If the cost of U.S. regulation were a country, it would rank a little behind France’s GDP." https://t.co/hvOZ6udwDl
"Police reforms so far aren’t keeping people from dying. The only way to protect motorists and officers is to limit traffic stops and to promote clear communication between officers and citizens after the sirens have sounded," writes Finesse Moreno-Rivera. https://t.co/zBDMtxOrD9
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For true diversity, parties should prune the need for nepotism and networks and provide a stipend for parliamentary candidates.
Diversity quotas will make mediocre politicians; equality of opportunity will yield diverse PMs without even trying.
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Jessica Dobrinsky, @YoungVoicesOrg Contributor and @CardinalWV policy analyst, published this great oped in @Register_Herald on keeping the Hope Scholarship intact in West Virginia. https://t.co/lTXn2DLo76