In this issue:
-Potential reforms to the initiative petition process in Missouri
-The need for better accountability measures in our schools
-The role consultants play in creating harmful economic development policies
-Creating free-market policies in energy
-Big changes coming to welfare policy via the One Big Beautiful Bill
-Kansas City’s expensive failures are a warning, not a model
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About the Author
Scott Tanner joined the Show-Me Institute in July of 2013. He earned a B.A. in political science from the College of Wooster. Scott previously worked for the Mitt Romney campaign in Iowa during both the caucuses and the general election of the 2012 cycle. In between, he worked at the Iowa State House for a legislative session. Scott is primarily interested in fiscal and economic policy and considers the Show-Me Institutes mission one of crucial importance. Scott lives in the Central West End neighborhood of Saint Louis City.
