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The Arizona Republic May 8, 2024
“What we find is that it’s a highly disproportionate number of people who are getting access to ESA funds in Arizona — they live in very wealthy areas…”
Jon Valant
Director - Brown Center on Education Policy, Senior Fellow - Governance Studies @JonValant
Christian Science Monitor May 7, 2024
“If all of a sudden there was a mass exodus of career civil servants, there would be widespread fallout across the range of government services.”
Kathryn Dunn Tenpas
Visiting Fellow - Governance Studies, Director - The Katzmann Initiative on Improving Interbranch Relations and Government @kdtenpas
The Associated Press May 3, 2024
The Associated Press cites research from Vanessa Williamson to explain how threats to democracy can negatively impact the economy.
Vanessa Williamson
Senior Fellow - Governance Studies, Senior Fellow - Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center @v_williamson
The Hill April 26, 2024
Darrell West spoke to The Hill about how the GOP’s inclusion of a TikTok ban “won’t be any specific harm to Biden because it was a large bipartisan vote that approved the ban.”
