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    A Comeback for Kids: New Report Showcases States Leading the Nation in Reducing Number of Youth in Confinement

    Highlights national reversal and nine states achieving improved conditions for kids and communities through key juvenile justice policy reforms
    Jun 19th 2013
    Marc Levin
    Juvenile Justice and Criminal Justice
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    TPPF’s Mario Loyola authors piece in The American Interest

    The article focuses on the “unintended consequences" of the 1990 federal Americans with Disabilities Act
    Jun 18th 2013
    Mario Loyola
    Tenth Amendment
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    TPPF statement on HB 3509

    Jun 14th 2013
    Kathleen Hartnett White
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    Endangered Species Act
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    WEDNESDAY: TPPF Policy Primer reviews the 83rd Texas Legislature — “The Good,...

    Jun 11th 2013
    Arlene Wohlgemuth and Talmadge Heflin
    Fiscal Policy
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    FRIDAY: TPPF Policy Primer reviews the 83rd Texas Legislative session – the...

    Jun 5th 2013
    Arlene Wohlgemuth and Brooke Rollins
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    TODAY: TPPF’s Brooke Rollins on Fox News’ “Hannity”

    May 31st 2013
    Brooke Rollins
    IRS

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  1. DeVore: "If voters knew more about what was going on with the debt and how much it was actually costing, they might be less willing to approve it."
    Dallas Morning News
  2. Wohlgemuth: "Nothing is ever truly free. Texas doesn’t need more money for pre-kindergarten, and it certainly doesn’t need money covered in Washington, D.C.’s red tape."
    Austin American-Statesman
  3. Peacock: "The truth, though, is that the legislature spent $22 billion more this legislative session than the $84 billion it spent 2011, using almost every penny of new revenue generated by the strong Texas economy."
    Wall Street Journal
  4. Texas Watchdog: "But calling TPPF corrupt for promoting the bedrock Republican principle of fiscal restraint? Sad."
    Texas Watchdog
  5. Neeley: “It’s time for the wind industry to stand or fall on its own without government support."
    Dallas Business Journal
  6. White: For the first time in decades, a large swath of the climate science community has begun to question whether natural forces such as cyclical oceanic and solar activity could indeed trump the greenhouse effects of increasing emissions...
    Austin American-Statesman
  7. Davidson: "But keep in mind that these are twentysomething men we’re talking about; they have at best a weak incentive to buy expensive, complicated health insurance, even if it is the law."
    National Review Online
  8. DeVore: Texas & California "are remarkably similar in size, diversity and natural resources, but they differ in natural resources."
    National Review Online
  9. Wohlgemuth: "Texas has been America's economic success story for a reason, and big government isn't it."
    Houston Chronicle
  10. DeVore: "Texans ought to be concerned about traveling down the road of unsustainably high government spending, dealing a blow to the prosperity that has sustained our homes and communities..."
    Chicago Tribune

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