I also added a poetry page page to archive some stuff I’ve written over the past decade. Find it under “Other Writing” in the sidebar or click here.

• Good times don’t last forever
• Why a federal Balanced Budget Amendment will never happen, and why that’s a good thing
• Three reforms to modernize Oklahoma’s income tax
• Will Oklahoma continue to lead the way in early childhood education?
• Why Oklahoma needs an income tax
• New report shows tax flight is a myth
• FAA shutdown proves business taxes aren’t always passed on to consumers
• How the Rainy Day formula requires us to make mistakes
• An interview with Dr. Thomas Benediktson about TU’s new focus on urban education
• Visualizing where the money goes
• An interview with Amina Benalioulhaj, director of “Women Behind Bars” documentary
• What’s been done and what still needs doing on corrections reform

• Sally Kern could be on to something (but it’s not what she thinks)
• How the tax incentives war puts states in a terrible bargaining position
• Bill would raise taxes for 1 million low-income Oklahomans
• New OK Policy report lays out options for protecting Oklahoma public services
• More states push to end the Amazon tax loophole. Will Oklahoma join them?
• When a job is not enough: New measure looks at what’s needed for economic security
• A tale of two closing funds, the Chinese Communist Party, and genetically modified mice
• What’s at stake: the toll of budget cuts
• Politics for architects, or how fewer elections can be good for democracy
• The three part test for tax credits – and the fourth part we should be asking
• Cutting the top income tax rate: Who benefits?
• Unfair, inefficient, and bad for business: Why Oklahoma needs sales tax reform
• OK Policy Roundtable: Should the state of Oklahoma be promoting marriage?
• When “business-friendly” regulations are bad for the rest of us
• Why education reform is not like musical chairs

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“It’s not a dollars and cents issue with me.”

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