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Who should control Michigan’s medicine cabinet?
"While the interest to reduce drug prices is commendable, a willingness to move forward without protecting patient access to treatments and with no accountability to citizens is a perilous prescription."
Naomi Lopez, Adjunct Scholar
James Hohman on WILX 10
The Detroit News
Leadership is more than just being in charge
“Whitmer’s lockdowns carried immense costs to civil liberties, livelihoods, productivity, mental health, unemployment and education — consequences we are still dealing with today.”
Michael J. Reitz, Executive Vice President
Morning Sun
People don’t lose their skills by moving to Michigan – but that’s how the state treats them
“Countless others run into the same barriers because Michigan doesn’t automatically reciprocate or recognize many licenses from other states.”
Jarrett Skorup, Vice President of Marketing and Communications
The Wall Street Journal
The Secret Ballot Meant Victory for Mercedes-Benz Workers
“When your co-workers can see your stance on unionization, you have an incentive to go along with the loudest voices, which typically belong to activists.”
Tony Daunt, Senior Director of Workers for Opportunity and Steve Delie, Director of Labor Policy
The Detroit News
Minimum wage mandates are bad for the economy
“There is so much evidence to demonstrate the harm such mandates do, it’s a wonder they are championed at all.”
Michael LaFaive, Senior Director of Fiscal Policy and Rebekah Paxton, Director of Research and State Coalitions at the Employment Policies Institute
