
Ranked Choice Voting, darling of the Progressives, is far less popular with most Democrats – who now control the Vermont State House more than ever.
Ranked Choice Voting, darling of the Progressives, is far less popular with most Democrats – who now control the Vermont State House more than ever.
News analysis of what happened to Vermont Republican candidates yesterday.
The asteroid might just nail the Democratic/Progressive supermajority in the Vermont House of Representatives.
For more than a decade, Vermont renewable power policies have been promulgated by a revolving door of lobbyists becoming renewable entrepreneurs, lobbyists becoming politicians, and politicians voting to satisfy their ideological inclinations.
Vermont’s Hormone Blocker Bill legislative sponsors draw heavily from the fields of social work and education.
“Those who say, ‘Just ignore the parents or work around them’—I am furious about that. They’re undermining the life of this child who desperately needs support,” a transgender doctor says.
If the school or town refuses to shed the necessary light, then the opportunity to drive another nail in the anti-hate coffin will be missed thanks to the false altar upon which the hate hoaxes have been committed over the years.
One government appointee, the chair of Barre’s Diversity and Equity Committee, has explicitly threatened to silence another appointed committee member. Will the City Council let that happen?
By contrast to Madden’s more deliberate pace, both Balint and Libertarian nominee Ericka Redic have kept a busy schedule of parades, forums, and interviews.
By mid-century, the seven-score-years Era of the Passenger Car may be over. What will happen to civil liberties then?