Last year, legislators (and the public) spurned Governor Tim Walz’s proposal to increase gas taxes by 70 percent. Now, he wants to circumvent policymakers and mandate that Minnesotans accept California’s controversial car regulations.
American Experiment's proposals for a positive and productive legislative session.
Minnesotans have little appetite for California’s vehicle standards.
The New York Times’ ‘1619 Project’ is the latest chapter in the American left’s ongoing campaign to rewrite history.
Minnesota's high employment ratios are set to decline; what state policymakers can do to alleviate these pressures.
American Experiment’s John Hinderaker interviews attorney and policy analyst Andrew McCarthy about the slippery slope of presidential investigations.
Why the 'Happy Warrior' would find no perch among today's progressives.
Governor Walz’s 2050 energy plan would increase household electricity costs to more than $15,000 per year.
Are liberal Minnesota energy policies making pollution worse?
Taxpayers would spend $17 million a year to subsidize Duluth train.
Rochester officials more than double their own salaries.
Despite the Police Chief’s plea for more cops, St. Paul’s Mayor proposes cutting future positions.
Brexit exemplifies what happens when electorates vote in ways the elite don’t like.
Wigfall discusses workforce development with tribal council.
Property taxes illustrate the problem with ‘wealth taxes.’
For research and advocacy with nationwide impact.
Malawi-born Martha Njolomole joins the staff of Center of the American Experiment.
It’s time to proclaim the value of entrepreneurial businesses and the people who use their success to make all of us prosper.
The catalogue of state government’s costly ineptitude continues to grow.
Electronic communication is a wonderful thing, but mass communication has never been a substitute for personal contact.