Brett Healy, President of the John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy, joined Vicki McKenna on Tuesday July, 28 to discuss a recent MacIver story that uncovered emails between the GAB’s Kevin Kennedy and Lois Lerner of the IRS. Read More MacIver President Brett Healy Joins Vicki McKenna to Discuss the Kennedy/Lerner Emails
MacIver President Brett Healy joined Vicki McKenna on Tuesday to discuss wasteful spending at the state’s Department of Transportation – highlighting an article published by the MacIver Institute earlier in the day. The original interview aired on 1310AM WIBA in Madison, 880 AM WMEQ in Eau Claire, and 1490AM WLFN in La Crosse. Read More ICYMI: MacIver President Brett Healy Discuss DOT Spending with Vicki McKenna
“It’s shameful that Raise Up MKE would use fast food workers for this cheap political stunt. Minimum wage jobs were never meant to be family-supporting jobs. A minimum wage job is a place where you get your foot in the door, learn what it means to show up on time, be courteous to customers and rise up the ranks through your hard work. A minimum wage job is a starting point, not a career.” Read More MacIver President Brett Healy Weighs In on Minimum Wage Debate
“Today can be a turning point. We do not want, nor need a society where more people are more dependent on an ever growing, ever more expensive government. Today’s decison now sets the stage for repeal and the subsequent advancement of new policies, grounded in free market principles, that can help make more affordable, higher quality care available to all Wisconsinites and all Americans.” Read More MacIver Institute President Brett Healy Reacts to Today’s Supreme Court Ruling
MacIver Institute President Seeks Declaratory Ruling From PSC on Milwaukee Trolley Utility Costs The president of the MacIver Institute wants a definitive answer regarding who will be on the hook for paying for infrastructure costs associated with construction of a… Read More Who Will Pay for Milwaukee Train’s Utility Costs? Brett Healy Seeks Declaratory Ruling from PSC