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The Jan. 30 Op-Ed page of The Oakland Press featured three Viewpoint commentaries from three different Mackinac Center experts.
President Joseph G. Lehman wrote about the importance of paying attention to what elected officials do once they are in office, rather than what they say they will do when trying to get elected.
Mike LaFaive, director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative, explained how and why Gov. Rick Snyder should put state employees in cost-efficient health savings accounts.
Fiscal Policy Analyst James Hohman detailed the $5.7 billion difference between public-sector benefits and those in the private sector.
In case The Press links above become disabled, you can read the original commentaries and all Mackinac Center Viewpoints here.
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