by Mike Maharrey | May 17, 2023
It was an ambitious bill and Brakey confessed that it would almost certainly not pass. But he decided to introduce it as an educational opportunity and to set a foundation for the future. This content is for TAC members only.JOIN US HERE Already a member? Log in...
by Mike Maharrey | Mar 8, 2023
Sometimes I need to remind myself of an important point – especially in the heat of legislative season when a lot of good bills die and bad bills pass. It can be discouraging. This content is for TAC members only.JOIN US HERE Already a member? Log in...
by Mike Maharrey | Jun 24, 2022
“Time preference” is an important economic concept. It’s important in politics as well. People with high time preferences tend to be relatively short-sighted. They want it now. People with a low time preference are more future-oriented. They’re...
by Mike Maharrey | Jan 31, 2022
Political action requires a low time preference. Why? Because it’s a game of inches. Time preference is a term often used in economics. A person with a high time preference is more focused on today and less concerned about the future. A person with a low time...
by Mike Maharrey | Aug 23, 2021
Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been working on our annual State of the Nullification Movement report and also working with Micheal Boldin on updating the about the Tenth Amendment section on the website. As I have mentioned in an earlier post, this is a...
