This article explores the dangers of relying on scientific consensus to drive public support, especially in climate change debates. It examines how science thrives on open inquiry and critical examination, not consensus or dogma. Drawing fr
Vermont's reliance on state intervention has created a dangerous cycle of rising costs and dependency. Policies like the Clean Heat Standard drive up living expenses, while the state's promises to assist those in need fall short. Vermonters
In Vermont's flawed election system, live ballots are being sent to dead voters, non-residents, and non-citizens, raising serious concerns about election security. Examples of multiple ballots, DMV errors, and unremoved names highlight fail
In Vermont, a network of activist organizations and environmental lobbyists, including Efficiency Vermont, the Sierra Club, and VNRC, work closely with the state’s Democrat supermajority to push progressive policies. While these initiatives
Abortion rights have long been used as a political tool rather than a legislative priority. Despite controlling both the White House and Congress under Obama, Democrats did not codify Roe v. Wade into law. This wasn’t just an oversight but
In her recent Op-Ed, Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark claims Trump-appointed justices threaten Americans' rights, but a closer look reveals inaccuracies and fear mongering. From the Dobbs decision to gun rights and environmental regul
The U.S. border crisis has intensified, with millions of encounters and "gotaways" since 2021. Trump’s border policies focused on immediate enforcement and deterrence, while Harris's efforts aimed at addressing migration's root causes in Ce
As the election nears, a deep dive into the affiliations between political candidates and influential think tanks like the Center for American Progress and the Heritage Foundation reveals significant policy divergences. This analysis contra
