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Save Our States urges U.S. Senate to act on healthcare price transparency
April 24, 2026 by Harry Roth in Affordability
The executive director of Save Our States sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune asking him to enshrine healthcare price transparency in statute during reconciliation negotiations in Cong…
Read More →Georgia Legislature Fails to Pass RCV Ban
April 23, 2026 by Harry Roth in Elections
Even though Senate Bill 175 failed to pass this session, it doesn’t mean the fight is over.
Read More →New report shows litigation finance important for conservatives
April 21, 2026 by Trent England in Justice
The real crisis in our courts, Hamilton points out, is a result of bad judges—not third-party funders. Justice should not depend on who has the deepest pockets or the most lawyers.
Read More →Will Sacramento become the next Oakland?
April 13, 2026 by Harry Roth in Elections
By California standards, Sacramento is considered one of the safer big cities in the state with a more moderate local government. But if the city adopts ranked-choice voting for municipal elections, …
Read More →Maine Court strikes down RCV expansion
April 7, 2026 by Trent England in Elections
The highest court in Maine has struck down an attempt by the Legislature to expand ranked-choice voting in state elections.
Read More →Big woke companies’ scheme to take away your rights
April 6, 2026 by Trent England in Affordability
Big woke companies want to shut down litigation finance, cutting off the funding for lawsuits that hold them accountable.
Read More →Solving the American healthcare crisis
April 3, 2026 by Harry Roth in Affordability
Americans have struggled for years with high health insurance premiums and high drug prices.
Read More →Virginia Legislature Passes Bills Expanding Ranked-Choice Voting
March 31, 2026 by Harry Roth in Elections
RCV has failed everywhere it’s been tried. Yet, Virginia legislators recently passed SB 176, which would encourage local governments to implement ranked-choice voting in the state.
Read More →Correcting NPV’s Bad Math
March 27, 2026 by Sean Parnell in Electoral College
NPV advocates claim estimated vote totals would be nearly exact, but real-world application shows their method could produce errors hundreds or thousands of votes larger—undermining confidence in the…
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