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Here's How Not to End the Hollywood Strikes: Granting Unemployment to Strikers
Capital Ideas | Kerry Jackson | September 11, 2023

With Hollywood’s strikes in the headlines daily and no end in sight, California Democrats are proposing legislation that would allow striking workers to draw unemployment benefits. If enacted, the bill would be a transparent gift to the unions that control California politics.

To be eligible for unemployment compensation under current law, recipients must have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. It’s a reasonable requirement. If workers could walk away from their jobs and still get paid for doing nothing, the incentive to work would be destroyed.
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Conservatives Must Take Back Healthcare Debate
Newsmax | Sally Pipes | September 12, 2023

There are plenty of ideas for undoing this damage and building a more affordable, innovative health sector.

Hopefully the new Republican task force will adopt them.
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New Poll Shows Voters See Room for Improvement in School Boards
RealClearEducation | Lance Izumi | September 11, 2023

In contrast to media images and narratives, a new poll on what voters think about school boards shows surprising agreement among people from different racial and political backgrounds concerning the problems and priorities of school boards.

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