Perspective Archives

• February 2010 Volume 17 Number 2Could selling CompSource be a good first step toward workers' comp reform?
• January 2010 Volume 17 Issue 1Numbers Game
• December 2009 Volume 16 Number 12Freedom Agenda
• November 2009 Volume 16 Number 11The Taxpayers' Burden
• October 2009 Volume 16 Number 10Fiscal Therapy
• September 2009 Volume 16 Number 9Insecure the Blessings of Liberty
• August 2009 Volume 16 Number 8'Cap and Trade' Is Not the Answer
• July 2009 Volume 16 Number 7Do Oklahoma's GOP Legislators Believe in Limited Government?
• June 2009 Volume 16 Number 6Profile in Courage
• May 2009 Volume 16 Number 5Churchill on Capitalism, Compassion, and the 'Gospel of Envy'
• April 2009 Volume 16 Number 4Avoiding the Theft of Democracy
• March 2009 Volume 16 Number 3It's our Liberty, Stupid
• February 2009 Volume 16 Number 2McCullough Presses for Restructured Workers' Comp System
• January 2009 Volume 16 Number 1New Year, New Hope for Tort Reform
• December 2008 Volume 15 Number 12Oklahoma's $2.8 Billion Government Employment Problem
• November 2008 Volume 15 Number 11Demography Is Not Destiny
• October 2008 Volume 15 Number 10Change we can believe in
• September 2008 Volume 15 Number 9Mandates or Markets?
• August 2008 Volume 15 Number 8Ahh Freedom
• July 2008 Volume 15 Number 7
• June 2008 Volume 15 Number 6Discontent, and a Season of Hope
• May 2008 Volume 15 Number 5OCPA's New HealthCare Plan Provides Market-Based Solutions
• April 2008 Volume 15 number 4Peggy's Candor and Credibility
• March 2008 Volume 15 Number 3Grace and Peace: Peggy Noonan's Glimpse of Heaven
• February 2008 Volume 15 Number 2
• January 2008 Volume 15 Number 1A State Budget that Respects Your Family Budget
• December 2007 Volume 14 Number 12Oklahoma Preschool: Promises and Wishful Thinking
• November 2007 Volume 14 Number 11The Horror of Medical Lawsuit Abuse
• October 2007 Volume 14 Number 10Conservatism for a New Generation
• September 2007 Volume 14 Number 9Overcoming Economic Ignorance
• August 2007 Volume 14 Number 8Study Points Up Pre-K Weaknesses
• July 2007 Volume 14 Number 7Right to Work Producing Results
• June 2007 Volume 14 Number 6Thinking Like Lawyers
• May 2007 Volume 14 Number 5Oil Fuels Human Progress
• April 2007 Volume 14 Number 4The Beauty of Tax Cuts
• March 2007 Volume 14 Number 3Minimum Wage and Common Sense
• February 2007 Volume 14 Number 2An Amazing Legacy
• January 2007 Volume 14 Number 1OCPA President Steps Down
• December 2006 Volume 13 Number 12How to Shape Oklahoma's Pre-K System
• November 2006 Volume 13 Number 11Oklahoma Needs Transparency Website
• October 2006 Volume 13 Number 10Taking Your Money, Lobbying for More
• September 2006 Volume 13 Number 9Ten Principles for Oklahoma Fiscal Policy
• August 2006 Volume 13 Number 8One Step Forward, One Step Back
• July 2006 Volume 13 Number 7Minimum Wage Hike a Bad Idea
• June 2006 Volume 13 Number 6School Choice Tax Credits: What Oklahoma Can Learn from Pennsylvania
• May 2006 Volume 13 Number 5Medicine for Medicaid
• April 2006 Volume 13 Number 4Tax Cuts Will Boost Oklahoma Economy
• March 2006 Volume 13 Number 3Oklahoma?s Bureaucracy Among the Nation?s Largest
• February 2006 Volume 13 Number 2A Fix for Oklahoma's Roads and Bridges
• January 2006 Volume 13 Number 1Oklahoma's Death Tax: Still Not OK
• December 2005 Volume 12 Number 12Revitalizing Oklahoma?s Charitable Sector
• November 2005 Volume 12 Number 11Eminent Domain as Corporate Welfare
• October 2005 Volume 12 Number 10Government Growth Outstrips, Hinders Economic Growth
• September 2005 Volume 12 Number 9Education's Real Costs
• August 2005 Volume 12 Number 8
• July 2005 Volume 12 Number 7Underpaid? Join the Club
• June 2005 Volume 12 Number 6Trial Lawyer Tactics Subvert Justice
• May 2005 Volume 12 Number 53.45 Percent Flat Tax, Anyone?
• April 2005 Volume 12 Number 4Trial by Fury: Lawsuit Abuse is Economically, Morally Corrosive
• March 2005 Volume 12 Number 3French Preschool Wrong for Oklahoma
• February 2005 Volume 12 Number 2Oklahoma Poised for Growth
• January 2005 Volume 12 Number 1Why Constitutional Constraints on ;vernment are Necessary
• December 2004 Volume 11 Number 12
• November 2004 Volume 11 Number 11Finally, A Chance for Real Income Tax Relief
• October 2004 Volume 11 Number 10Oklahoma Needs a Taxpayers Bill of Rights
• September 2004 Volume 11 Number 9Early Childhood Education in Oklahoma: Cui Bono?
• August 2004 Volume 11 Number 8Sham 'Tort Reform' Not the Last Word
• July 2004 Volume 11 Number 7
• June 2004 Volume 11 Number 6For Generations Yet Unborn, We Must Protect Our Way of Life
• May 2004 Volume 11 Number 5
• April 2004 Volume 11 Number 4Big Spenders Resent Spotlight on ;vernment Waste
• March 2004 Volume 11 Number 3Governor's Health Care Plan: Very Bad
• February 2004 Volume 11 Number 2A Closer Look at the Lottery
• January 2004 Volume 11 Number 1Oklahoma Has Thousands of Excess Gvernment Employees
• December 2003 Volume 10 Number 12Are Oklahoma Teachers Underpaid?
• November 2003 Volume 10 Number 11Six Reasons Not to Raise Tobacco Taxes
• October 2003 Volume 10 Number 10Taxation Without Limit
• September 2003 Volume 10 Number 9Owens Tells OCPA, National Audience: Give Parents More Choices
• August 2003 Volume 10 Number 8No Joke: Lawsuit Abuse Hurts Us All
• July 2003 Volume 10 Number 7School Choice Movement at a Crossroads
• June 2003 Volume 10 Number 6Raising Excise Taxes a Bad Idea
• May 2003 Volume 10 Number 5Treating a Pension Deficit Disorder
• April 2003 Volume 10 Number 4Resurgence of Classical Education is Sweeping America
• March 2003 Volume 10 Number 3What a Drag: Inefficient Schools Burden Economy
• February 2003 Volume 10 Number 2Sales Tax Increase a Bad Idea
• January 2003 Volume 10 Number 1Oklahoma's Fiscal Crisis: An Outside Perspective
• December 2002 Volume 9 Number 12It's The Spending, Stupid
• November 2002 Volume 9 Number 11HillaryCare or Consumer Choice? Oklahoma At A Crossroads
• October 2002 Volume 9 Number 10Oklahomans Tax Rate Higher Than Russians?
• September 2002 Volume 9 Number 9Link Teacher Pay to Performance, Economist Says
• August 2002 Volume 9 Number 8Are Medicaid's Benefits Too Healthy?
• July 2002 Volume 9 Number 7Educational Freedom in Oklahoma: Where We Are, Where We're Going
• June 2002 Volume 9 Number 6Medicaid Program in Trouble
• May 2002 Volume 9 Number 5Oklahoma's Death Tax: Bad Now, About to Get Worse
• April 2002 Volume 9 Number 4How to Improve Child Well-Being in Oklahoma
• March 2002 Volume 9 Number 3A School Choice Solution for Oklahoma
• February 2002 Volume 9 Number 2HillaryCare Not the Answer for Oklahoma
• January 2002 Volume 9 Number 1Voting With Their Seats
• December 2001 Volume 8 Number 12Citizens Responding to Education Crisis
• November 2001 Volume 8 Number 11Giving Thanks for Private Enterprise
• October 2001 Volume 8 Number 10Maintaining Independent Higher Education in Oklahoma
• September 2001 Volume 8 Number 9OCPA Makes the Case for School Choice
• August 2001 Volume 8 Number 8Sticker Shock on Teachers? Insurance
• July 2001 Volume 8 Number 7Ten Commandments for Education Reform in Oklahoma
• June 2001 Volume 8 Number 6Is Dyslexia Scientifically Confirmed?
• May 2001 Volume 8 Number 5Oklahoma's Education System: Another Reminder That Socialism Doesn't Work
• April 2001 Volume 8 Number 4Blueprint For A Nanny State
• March 2001 Volume 8 Number 3Oklahoma's Tax-Cut Window Closing Rapidly
• February 2001 Volume 8 Number 2William F. Buckley, Jr.: An Appreciation
• January 2001 Volume 8 Number 1Another Path To School Choice
• December 2000 Volume 7 Number 12What To Do About Liberal Media Bias
• November 2000 Volume 7 Number 11Pandering to Fear
• October 2000 Volume 7 Number 10Campaign 2000: It's the Taxpayers Turn
• September 2000 Volume 7 Number 9Could That Learning Disability be a Teaching Disability?
• August 2000 Volume 7 Number 8Cleaning Up The State Health Department
• July 2000 Volume 7 Number 7Smoke and Mirrors
• June 2000 Volume 7 Number 6Justice Thomas Increasingly Protective of Constitution
• May 2000 Volume 7 Number 5A Tax Cut Even A Big Spender Could Love
• April 2000 Volume 7 Number 4Public Subsidies For Sports Stadiums Don?t Spur Economic Growth
• March 2000 Volume 7 Number 3God People, Poorly Governed
• February 2000 Volume 7 Number 2Why Can't Johnny Read?
• January 2000 Volume 7 Number 1A Fresh Approach to Oklahoma Health-Care Reform
• December 1999 Volume 6 Number 12Winning By Intimidation
• November 1999 Volume 6 Number 11Emerging Voucher Left Could Alter School-Choice Debate
• October 1999 Volume 6 Number 10Oklahoma Suffering From ?Stealth Stagnation?
• September 1999 Volume 6 Number 9Profiles in Courage: The Summer Job
• August 1999 Volume 6 Number 8School-to-Work Hostile to Free Enterprise
• July 1999 Volume 6 Number 7In Defense of the Declaration
• May 1999 Volume 6 Number 5Surrendering Security
• April 1999 Volume 6 Number 4Lack of Vigilance Begets Record-High Tax Burden
• March 1999 Volume 6 Number 3Combating Creeping ClintonCare
• February 1999 Volume 6 Number 2Free College Tuition A Step in the Wrong Direction
• January 1999 Volume 6 Number 1Tricks of the Trade