Individual Liberty
UPSKILL: Putting the state’s needs first, avoiding big questions
Lawmakers across the country often insist on making “investments” in economic programs to help fill a perceived need for skilled workers. But such efforts often put the needs of the state and favored industries ahead of the needs of individuals --…
Georgia Ends Judicial Deference to State Agencies,…
In a major win for individual liberty, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed legislation ensuring that…
Investing in the Next Generation of Mississippi Leaders
In April, we had the opportunity to welcome students from Pearl River County High School’s Student…
From Classroom to Culture: Teaching the Ideas That Make…
While others debate these ideas from a distance, we’re in the room teaching them. This semester,…
Buried Without a Vote: The Secret Power of Committee…
It isn’t a power afforded in House or Senate rules. It isn’t written into Mason’s Manual of…
Marxism and Western Tradition: Identifying the Proper Role of Government
The Idaho legislative session is in full swing, and as lawmakers debate particular issues like education, parental rights, bodily autonomy, judicial reform, regulations and licensure, and budgets, they are actually engaging — often implicitly — in…
New Certificate of Need Law – A Small Free Market Win
A small win for freedom in Mississippi! Governor Tate Reeves recently signed HB3, a law that…
Happy New Year! A Blueprint for Mississippi in 2026!
As we kick off 2026, the Mississippi Center for Public Policy is more energized than ever. We are…
Mississippi’s Free-Market Turnaround: A Model for…
For decades, Mississippi has been the punchline in national discussions about economic performance -…
PRESS RELEASE: MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 30, 2025 MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY HONORS LEGISLATIVE HEROES…
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