When Indiana reporters claim that school districts are losing lots of money from recent property tax reforms, what they really mean is that districts now can expect smaller increases than previously projected after years of record growth in assessed values.

A simple question led to awkward silence: Shouldn't we warn pregnant women & the public about SSRIs in pregnancy given the clear signals of harm?

I’m going to bed. What an embarrassingly bad job by the Allen County Election Board.

Same for healthcare

"Regulated firms whose explicit financial profit rate is restricted have every incentive to allow costs to rise, taking various benefits in nonpecuniary forms, such as fringe benefits (especially for management), more relaxed (inefficient) management, less innovative activity and the headaches it brings, less unpleasantness such as firing people or hiring associates who are offensive in manner, race, or sex. In addition, the more costs the regulated firm can accumulate--and get the regulatory agency to accept as valid--the higher its total profits at a given rate of profit." If anyone ever needs a Sowell passage that can be applied to health insurance and the MLR, here you go. Knowledge and Decisions, p198.

WATCH: ADF Of Counsel, Erin Hawley, speaks at the pro-life press conference hosted by @HawleyMO

.@DrJaredRoss: A forced "implicit bias pledge" is discriminatory because it makes doctors "treat patients differently based on the color of their skin."

This holiday season, make the kind of memories you'll never forget. Happy Holidays from Chevy.