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Drunk with Power

As lawmakers get ready for another legislative session beginning in January, the issue of wine in grocery stores is heating up. Earlier this year, TCPR released Drunk with Power: How Liquor Lobbyists and Distributors Control Tennessee’s Wine Laws. You can view the publication here. TCRP recently sat...

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• Is the federal stimulus actually costing Tennessee jobs?
  September 8, 2010 15:09
• TCPR makes radio host’s “Ralph Rant”
  August 31, 2010 15:08
• Justin Owen named TCPR president
  August 27, 2010 11:08
• This money train has few riders
  August 20, 2010 10:08
• Mini Pork Report Film: Government Waste That’s Easy to See Through
  August 19, 2010 14:08

• Ravynmyst: While it is laudable that the government is trying to insure all Americans, when it reaches a point that the Feds feel t...
• Melinda Jones: I recently learned about the Tennessee Center for Policy Research and was excited about the possibilities for a "think t...
• Julie: All this will do is continue the same practice used now by those who can not afford and do not have coverage. How much m...
• Elouise Chapel: Hi - It's good to find such interesting writing on the Internet as I have been able to fiind here. I agree with much of ...
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• Fish Hatchery is Example of Government Waste (2)
• Watchdog Groups Unveil $260 Million in Government Waste (2)
• Hairbraiders Face Unfair Tangle (1)
• May 19: Breakfast with author Randal O'Toole (1)
• The Billion-Dollar Bonanza (1)
• Legislators Let Tennesseans Down This Year (1)

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• State, local governments must cut hard, now
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  By Paige Winfield Cunningham Spending campaign donations on a personal cup of coffee and paying for it with a debit card doesn’t violate Virginia law, but it could over in Maryland. Dozens of small purchases paid for via a debit card were logged by Meyer Marks, a Republican running for the Maryland House of Delegates in District [...] […]

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