May state legislative applications limit an Article V convention? Subject, yes; specific language, probably not
- Constitution, CONSTITUTION - Article V, CONSTITUTION - Uncategorized
- September 12, 2013
Amy Cooke
- Home
- Amy Cooke
-
-
Articles
-
Views
-
Author's Posts
Coloradans are taking on the state’s largest monopoly utility0
- Coalition of Ratepayers, ENERGY - Opinion Editorials
- July 17, 2018
Originally published on thehill.com Just because President Obama’s controversial and costly Clean Power Plan is dead at the federal level doesn’t mean Colorado ratepayers are out of financial danger. Nearly 1.4 million state electricity customers await a Colorado Public Utilities Commission (COPUC) decision on Xcel Energy’s legally tenuous Colorado Energy Plan (CEP). With COPUC approval, Xcel, the state’s largest
READ MORE
Xcel’s Colorado Energy Plan no cheap ‘first class’ seat to NYC0
- Coalition of Ratepayers, ENERGY - Opinion Editorials
- July 17, 2018
The CEO of San Francisco based Energy Innovation Hal Harvey absurdly compared Xcel Energy’s massive fuel switching scheme called the Colorado Energy Plan (CEP) to a cheap first class airline seat to New York City. Many of us in Colorado know that’s not true; the experience has been more like flying on an abusive airline – you know the one where
READ MORE
Post Katrina: Autonomous Charter Schools Prove Successful0
- EdisWatching.org
- July 16, 2018
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, instituting school choice in New Orleans has helped enliven and rebuild education and has reinforced proof of the effectiveness of charter school management. The study What Effect Did the New Orleans School Reforms Have On Student Achievement, High School Graduation, and College Outcomes? , conducted by Douglas Harris and Matthew Larsen,
READ MORE
Janus v. AFSCME: Free Speech Wins, Unions Lose0
- EdisWatching.org
- June 27, 2018
The Supreme Court of the United States today dealt a major blow to public sector employment unions. At issue was whether public sector unions are permitted to withhold fees, without consent, from employees who do not want to join the union. The specific law at issue in the case is an Illinois law that allowed
READ MORE
