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We Must Rein in Violent Crime to Help Those Who Need Economic Opportunity
October 11, 2022
Businesses are moving out of cities and neighborhoods with rising crime rates. By abandoning these high-risk locations, these businesses take…
Op-Ed
Expanded School Choice Can Help Pandemic Learning Losses
August 31, 2022
Buzz Brockway, a former Republican legislator from Gwinnett, is vice president of public policy for the right-leaning think tank Georgia…
Op-Ed
Georgia Politicians Reject Educational Freedom At Their Own Peril
March 24, 2022
Tuesday, March 15, was a sad day for kids in Georgia. That’s the day when the Georgia Senate voted down…
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Georgia Politicians Reject Educational Freedom At Their Own Peril | The Georgia Virtue
March 24, 2022
Tuesday, March 15, was a sad day for kids in Georgia. That’s the day when the Georgia Senate voted down…
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Promise Scholarships Would Help Adoptive Families Like Mine
March 15, 2022
Originally Posted in the Gwinnett Daily Post
Op-Ed
Rural Georgia Families Need Promise Scholarships
March 13, 2022
Rural families in Georgia, like mine, don’t always have access to educational options. Promise Scholarships would fix this inequity. My…
Op-Ed
Lockdowns Were a Failure. What We Do Next Doesn’t Have To Be.
February 10, 2022
There is new proof government-imposed shutdowns prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic have done more harm than good. A better choice…
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We Don’t Need to Rely on Elections to Do Good in Our Communities
December 4, 2020
This election season has been the most rancorous of our lifetimes. Is anyone surprised? We’ve come to expect the unexpected…
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It’s Time for Georgia to Reign in Policing for Profit
October 30, 2020
Much needed conversations are happening in recent weeks across Georgia and our nation on policing reforms. One practical area of…
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Savannah Morning News: What real education reform looks like
April 11, 2018
Once again, it’s an election year. And as in the past, we’ll probably hear a lot of talk about the…