by Mississippi Center for Public Policy | Mar 19, 2020 | Free Market
In this episode of Unlicensed, Brett and Hunter talk about what the coronavirus has meant for Mississippi and the country, how technology has benefited us all, and what states are doing to lift licenses and regulations that make it harder to access healthcare. ...
by Mississippi Center for Public Policy | Mar 11, 2020 | Individual Liberty
Legislation to ensure free speech on college campuses in Mississippi will not only protect the rights of every student, it will also save taxpayers the costs of attorney fees. Healy v. James, U.S. Supreme Court (1972). … “State colleges and universities are not...
by Mississippi Center for Public Policy | Mar 9, 2020 | Good Government
House Bill 229, authored by Rep. Hank Zuber, will update the state’s transparency laws to require counties and municipalities to maintain an easily accessible transparency website with financial information. The bill applies to counties with a population of 20,000 or...
by Mississippi Center for Public Policy | Mar 6, 2020 | Family & Culture
MCPP’s Jon Pritchett and Hunter Estes recorded Unlicensed from the campus of Ole Miss this week as they talked about campus free speech, speech codes, and how we can pay college athletes with revenue from sports gambling. Follow: Spotify /...
by Mississippi Center for Public Policy | Mar 5, 2020 | Free Market
Senate Bill 2857, sponsored by Sen. Chris McDaniel, ensures that paying cash for health care services won’t be regulated as an insurance product by the state Department of Insurance. In doing so, it makes sure red tape won’t hold back health care in Mississippi. The...
