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  • Jeffrey Milyo, Ph.D.
    Professor, University of Missouri; Senior Fellow, Cato Institute

Campaign Finance Red Tape

Twenty-four states permit citizens to make laws directly through ballot measures. These states also regulate how citizens—if they band together—may speak out about them. In the name of “disclosure,” these regulations impose complicated registration and reporting requirements, administered by state bureaucrats, on political speech and activity by any citizen group that joins the public debate over ballot issues.

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Wisconsin Animal Care

Jim Masterson has been working with animals for almost 30 years. He has developed a signature method of animal care—the Masterson Method—that he has taught to willing students. The method has proven popular and demand…