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Looking to the states for answers
“Among the most serious threats to the continued health of the American republic is the extraordinarily low esteem in which the public h...
The Sum of All Fears: “Victory!”
A unique man, J. Rufus Fears, died last month. In addition to scholarly writings of erudition and insight, he was a classroom teacher wi...
A Federalist Look across America
We conservatives like to talk about the importance of federalism in our constitutional system, but we rarely spend enough time looking a...
Don’t Read Their Lips—Read Their Budgets
Actions speak louder than words. After the 2012 legislative session, Oklahoma voters have a right to ask politicians: Is fiscal conserva...
Competitive Federalism: Leveraging the Constitution to Strengthen O...
The federal government is financially broke. Because it is not restricted by a balanced budget requirement, it constantly spends money i...
Mortgage Settlement Provides a Lesson in Federalism
Many Oklahomans have been paying close attention to the recent announcement of the settlement reached with five major mortgage companies...
Mortgage settlement provides a lesson in federalism
Many Oklahomans have been paying close attention to the recent announcement of the settlement reached with five major mortgage companies...
Does federalism still matter?
What is federalism? And more importantly, does it still matter? Before jumping into a discussion about the meaning and purpose of feder...
