Missouri’s Licensing Boards: Killing Jobs Every Day
Decades ago, only doctors, lawyers, and accountants were required to get a license from the state before they could lawfully...
Your Government, Your Editor
The Riverfront Times blog points out that a judge in the local U.S. District Court has determined that St. Louis...
Look Here, Please
Tonight at 7 p.m., at Zion Lutheran Church, developer Paul McKee and alderwoman April Ford-Griffin will make a presentation about...
Ending Eminent Domain Abuse
There is a letter in the Post-Dispatch today about Jim Roos’ sign advocating the end of eminent domain abuse. It is...
Dark Chambers
A recent article in the Political Fix (link via Combest) discusses the use of laptops on the Senate floor. Now,...
I’ve Got Some Speech for You
The city of St. Louis is continuing its war against citizens’ right to express themselves. Having already told Jim Roos...
Textbook
My heart sank when I read this story from the Post-Dispatch today. A commercial developer has targeted a neighborhood in...
For Interior Design Protectionism, the Writing Is on the Wall
Recently, the Institute for Justice released a response to criticisms aimed at their ongoing case against the regulation of interior...
You Can’t Sue Us … We Had No Right to Do What We Did!
Tomorrow morning, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments in a rather unusual case. Jim Roos graduated from...
Unlicensed Interior Decorators Wreak Havoc on Living Rooms
Clark Neily of the Institute for Justice has a great op-ed in the Wall Street Journal today about licensing interior...
The Missouri Plan
The Federalist Society has released a study investigating the correlation between states with a merit selection judiciary (the so-called “Missouri...
Welcome, Dave Roland and Justin Hauke!
The Show-Me Institute is expanding, bringing aboard new policy analysts and a research assistant to help us conduct the best...
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