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‘If the Soviets hate this Milton Friedman guy then he must be good’
Matt Mitchell on switching economic systems from socialism to capitalism
‘In the past three years, we’ve made more advancements on school choice than in the preceding three decades’
Corey DeAngelis on The Parent Revolution
‘If we got to Mach 3, 4, 5…then trillions of dollars could get unlocked’
Eli Dourado on the hard problems facing hard technology
‘There’s so much we can learn from polls’
Erin Norman on measuring progress and setting strategy through polling
‘There’s a wide-open Overton Window, and a lot of people have ideas’
Jason Hayes on how federal and state forests are managed
‘If you can make them laugh, they’ll remember things’
Shoshana Weissmann on policy advocacy on social media
‘The only way you’re going to get involved is by being involved’
Luke Derheim on volunteering on political campaigns
‘It’s a policy shift but also a cultural shift’
M. Nolan Gray on the battles for less restrictive housing regulation
‘This is the unholy intersection of Hollywood and politics’
Jacob Whiton and Greg LeRoy on state film subsidies
‘The dealers are protecting themselves, not protecting consumers’
Dan Crane on the fight for direct sales of vehicles
‘I just think that’s a success, right?’
Sarah Curry on letting voters know what debts they’re being asked to approve
‘They can embrace radical policies with no repercussions’
Paul Gessing on the fight to keep gasoline-powered vehicle sales legal in New Mexico
‘Our civilization, our democracy, our society depend on that’
Alexandra Hudson on the Soul of Civility
‘That is what makes health care so different from every other sector of the economy’
Brian Blase on putting the customer back in the health care system
‘The moral argument is what wins’
Jimmy Walker on raising funds by making a better case for free-market ideas
‘We have to protect the parents who trust their kids with some independence’
Lenore Skenazy on the Let Grow Project
‘Thirty to forty years ago, this was actually a debatable question. Now that we have the data in hand it’s much less debatable’
Robert Lawson on the Economic Freedom of the World Index and improvements in economic liberty
‘If that sounds outrageous and corrupt, it’s because it is’
Pat Garofalo works to prevent lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements about business subsidy negotiations
‘Now it’s simply referred to as the Overton Window, as if everyone knows what it is’
Larry Reed and Joe Lehman on the Overton Window and Joe Overton
‘The power of these policies is to individualize education for children’
Jon England on supporting the changes in the education marketplace
‘This is my home and I’m going to fight for this thing’
Matt Paprocki on making a difference in Illinois policy
‘They say it adds up to real money’
Sheng Li on reinvigorating the separation of powers through lawsuits
‘Argument is the great source of political power’
George Will on changing minds over 50 years of column-writing and how the Overton Window shifted in baseball
‘The federal government has stepped in and broken the market’
Preston Cooper on his plan to change federal college aid
‘The Great Depression pushed relegalization into the Overton Window’
Jason Taylor on the social changes that led to Prohibition and its repeal
‘It’s focused on destroying credibility instead of dealing with facts’
Jarrett Skorup on persuasion in the political debate
‘I think that’s a little bit of political cowardice’
Jon Sanders on putting bounds on the administrative state
