Op Eds

We Shouldn’t Fund a Broken Education System
March 21, 2023

We Shouldn’t Fund a Broken Education System

Student academic performance and readiness to enter our workforce has been declining for many years.  [Read More]

How the Grinch Stole the Power Grid
February 10, 2023

How the Grinch Stole the Power Grid

As a holiday cold snap gripped Pennsylvania in December, energy officials warned of rolling blackouts and called on families to turn down their thermostats and turn off the decorations.  [Read More]

Outrage Was Reasonable in the Case of Drag Show at Local High School
October 12, 2022

Outrage Was Reasonable in the Case of Drag Show at Local High School

Reasonable people agree that school is not the appropriate place for a sexually charged performance by professional adult dancers.  [Read More]

Politically motivated attack piece won’t help Lancaster County students
September 26, 2022

Politically motivated attack piece won’t help Lancaster County students

A recent opinion editorial in LNP made several wildly false accusations about our policy positions pertaining to education. We welcome the opportunity to set the record straight.  [Read More]

To Curb Student Debt, Reduce College Costs
September 8, 2022

To Curb Student Debt, Reduce College Costs

Opponents of President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan are missing the mark on why it’s a bad idea.  [Read More]

Op Ed: Corporate tax reform will make Pa. more competitive
August 14, 2022

Op Ed: Corporate tax reform will make Pa. more competitive

Thanks to bipartisan collaboration in the state Capitol that produced landmark tax reform legislation in July, Pennsylvania is set to embark upon a new path.  [Read More]

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