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Healthcare policy is a tangled mess of federal and state programs, mostly well intentioned but often contradictory or even counterproductive. One of these is the federal 340B drug purchasing program.…

As mentioned in a recent post, Save Our States is expanding to take on a few new issues. One is healthcare—which I’ve wanted to do ever since starting out in public policy. Why? Frankly, because ther…

New York City’s municipal elections will be held on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. While early voting numbers are up due to the polarizing nature of the mayoral race, low turnout is always a concern. Lik…

The RankMIVote campaign is gathering signatures in Michigan, attempting to put an especially convoluted version of ranked-choice voting into the states constitution. Now voters have one more reason n…

Shortly after President Trump won the 2024 election, I wrote a blog post asking if DEI would survive a second Trump term. Since his inauguration, President Trump has issued three executive orders tar…

A new congressional investigation shows that American taxpayers subsidize post-graduate education and research for students with ties to the Chinese military. According to the report by the Select Co…

In recent years, some have argued that the Electoral College is slipping further out of reach for Democrats. The upcoming 2030 census doesn’t favor the party, and President Trump’s plan to exclude il…

The National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) gained its first state back in 2007 when former Maryland Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley signed House Bill 148 into law. Since then, sixteen oth…

In a recent blog post, I noted that lobbyists for the National Popular Vote interstate compact (NPV) routinely but inaccurately claim that disaster declarations by the president are distorted by the …