Vermont’s Clean Heat Standard is a lawsuit time bomb disguised as climate policy. The so-called "$0.10 per gallon cap" is a lie—lawsuits under the Global Warming Solutions Act will force unlimited credit purchases, and you’ll foot the bill.
Vermont’s Democrat-controlled legislature is pushing a 142% pay raise for themselves while refusing to consider bills that would lower energy costs for taxpayers. Meanwhile, lawsuits triggered by their extreme climate policies continue to d
Rep. Kathleen James (D-Manchester) chairs the House Energy & Digital Infrastructure Committee. She was appointed to that post by Speaker of the House Jill Krowinski (D-Burlington). Krowinski also assigned multiple bills that would repea
U.S. food aid, primarily sourced from American agribusiness, has long been criticized for undermining local farmers in recipient nations. By flooding markets with free or subsidized grains, these programs often devastate domestic agricultur
The Department of Education was created to improve student achievement, but decades later, test scores remain stagnant, bureaucracy has exploded, and federal spending has soared. With Trump and DOGE pushing to eliminate it, the real questio
Rutland’s budget has grown, but rising salaries, pensions, and retiree healthcare now consume over 30% of city spending, leaving less for infrastructure and services. Crime concerns remain despite increased police funding. With elections ah
Vermont’s absenteeism policies fail to separate sick kids from truants, forcing families to justify every absence—even when following basic public health principles. With no medical data backing its 10–15 day limit, the state continues to p
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is exposing government waste, fraud, and abuse—yet politicians like Becca Balint are attacking the young engineers behind it. The outrage isn’t about privacy; it’s about protecting the
Vermont’s VT Saves program automatically deducts 5% of workers’ paychecks unless they opt out. While the state says it’s about retirement security, forced participation, limited investment choices, and potential fees raise concerns. Shouldn
Shockingly, WCAX shared a viral hit piece claiming a man "oozed cholesterol" after eating a carnivore diet. But the case report is a joke—no medical history, no genetic background, and absurd calorie claims. Fear-based nonsense like this sc
Too many Vermont laws are passed with no recorded vote, allowing lawmakers to dodge accountability on tax hikes, new fees, and burdensome regulations. Vermonters deserve transparency. Shouldn’t every legislator go on record for laws that im
Vermont’s justice system operates with county-level prosecutors and appointed judges reviewed every six years. Residents can voice concerns to the Judicial Retention Committee and their representatives. Understanding this system is crucial
