Solutions Day 2008: We Have The Power Solutions for Energy, the Economy, Education, and Health.

Georgia's Income Deficit — Could This be a Good Thing?

For the 2009 budget year, which began in July, the state of Georgia is facing a $1.4 billion discrepancy between what was projected last winter during budget creation and what is now expected. Policy analysts are wringing their hands

Last week our newsletter covered the healthcare situation in Albany, GA, where Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital currently holds a monopoly on obstetrical care. Update:

As defenders of the free market, AFP guards against big government to ensure there is healthy competition and that citizens have the power of choice — to choose where to buy clothes and gasoline, where to live, where to send our children to school and where to go to have our babies.

Public school, charter school, private school, or home school; how's a parent to know which school is best for their children?