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Government Spending

How the 2020 Legislature should define success

Jan 8, 2020

Today, the second session of the 106th Nebraska Legislature convenes. Last year, 739 bills were introduced. Of those,…

The Full Platter

Would You Prefer Godfather’s Pizza or Valentino’s for Dinner?

Jan 7, 2020

This is my third post regarding Nebraska’s requirement that household goods (HHG) movers and passenger carriers obtain a…

Tax Policy

Senators staking out positions on property tax ballot initiative

Dec 10, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

Nebraska state senators are already making their positions known, as a property tax ballot campaign emerges as a…

Tax Policy

In Utah: special session on sales tax exemptions

Dec 2, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

The proposal to be discussed includes an expansion of the state’s sales tax base.

Government Spending

Extra money belongs to the Omaha taxpayer

Nov 27, 2019 • By Jim Vokal

An excess in reserves for OPS creates an opportunity to do the right thing - protect the taxpayer.

The Full Platter

Low trust in government may have surprising consequences

Nov 25, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

According to a recent editorial published by the Omaha World-Herald, locally elected officials are losing the faith of…

The Full Platter

What does nonpartisanship mean?

Nov 14, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

Many people misunderstand the difference between engaging in partisanship and holding differences of opinion on policy issues.

Regulatory Reform

Occupational Licensing Reform: Not Just for Red States

Nov 13, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

Folks in "liberal Massachusetts" are currently looking at the cost of occupational licensing, thanks to a report from…

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