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House Republicans to Introduce Repeal of Costly Heat Law
Friday, December 13, 2024 The latest report from the independent Vermont Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is further evidence that Act 18, commonly referred to as…
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RECs Part 2 – My Headache Is Now Your Headache
Vermont’s REC practices inflate emissions while others benefit, and the global REC system, endorsed by the UN and IPCC, rewards manipulation over integrity. Meanwhile, China…
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The Massive Tax Burden Hiding in Plain Sight
Hidden taxes and regulatory costs silently take over half of the average American’s income, driving up prices and masking government overspending. Vermonters face even higher…
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The Evolution of Health Insurance Companies: From Safeguards to Payment Providers
Health insurance in the U.S. has shifted from catastrophic coverage to an inefficient catch-all system. By adopting portable HSAs, transparent pricing, and deregulated markets, we…
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Surge in Unauthorized Crossings Challenges Northern VT
The Swanton Sector of Vermont has seen record unauthorized border crossings, with 19,385 apprehensions in fiscal year 2024 alone. While Canada’s immigration policies and global…
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How Dietary Choices Can Influence Alzheimer’s Risk
A new study from Vermont researchers highlights how the brain clears waste and links these findings to Alzheimer’s. Anti-inflammatory ketogenic diets and intermittent fasting may…
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Examining Ethical Standards in Abortion and Euthanasia
Society’s approach to humane treatment shows stark contrasts between animals and human fetuses. While strict standards ensure painless euthanasia for animals, abortion procedures rarely prioritize…
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The Honest Email Becca Balint Will Never Send
What if politicians like Becca Balint were brutally honest in their fundraising emails? Instead of blaming “corporate greed,” they’d admit government overspending is out of…
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The Government Usurpation of Charity: How Policies Displace Responsibility
Modern policies that prioritize entitlements over accountability have exacerbated issues like homelessness, drug use, and crime. By sidelining personal responsibility and treating individuals as victims,…
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Who Votes in Vermont?
In Vermont, lenient residency rules allow new arrivals, including out-of-state students, to vote immediately, raising concerns about election integrity. Only 30% of out-of-state students stay…
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