by Jon Pritchett | Jun 27, 2020 | Good Government
A flag is a symbol meant to unite a broad diversity of individuals under a common bond. It has become inarguable that the state flag of Mississippi, adopted by the legislature in 1894, no longer does so, and that is why we are in favor of replacing our current flag....
by Jon Pritchett | Jun 8, 2020 | Publius
On March 11, the NBA suspended the remainder of its season as the effects of COVID-19 wreaked havoc: globally, domestically, economically and personally. Stock markets collapsed, and economic activity came to a standstill. The entertainment industry was particularly...
by Jon Pritchett | May 15, 2020 | Publius
In North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper has adopted the policy premise that anything done in the name of safety from the coronavirus trumps all other interests, including economic, religious, or other health considerations. Despite comparatively low numbers in the Tar Heel...
by Jon Pritchett | May 12, 2020 | Good Government
Thanks to government action, and through no fault of their own, private sector companies have taken it on the chin for two months now. Mostly, those have been small companies. Mostly, these are companies that don’t employ lobbyists and don’t hold valuable...
by Jon Pritchett | Apr 30, 2020 | Publius
As April nears a close, America’s small business sector focuses anxiously on May 1, the date arbitrarily selected by many governors to reopen their state economies. Many small business employers and employees will mark it as the day they finally regain their...
