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Lincoln Institute Columnists

The Lincoln Institute’s columnists provide insightful commentary on a wide range of national and state level topics that go beyond talking points to focus on holding government accountable while fostering those policies that create a climate where businesses can grow and expand thus creating good family sustaining jobs for all Americans.

Recent Columns

Cost of Living Biggest Factor in Mid-Term Blue Wave

In the mid-term elections voters gave Democrats control of both the U.S. House and the Senate. Pundits will spend the...

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Who Should Control Pennsylvania's Energy Future?

Every month, millions of Pennsylvanians open their electric bills and ask themselves the same question: why does it keep getting...

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Death at the Tree of Life Synagogue

Editor’s note: This article first appeared at The American Spectator. “Pray for us, I will call you later.” That was...

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Looking for Normal

Thirteen years ago, I gave the commencement address at my son’s high school. I told the graduates something none of...

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A Failure to Get (Stuff) Done

On October 14th thousands of skill game machines operating in VFW posts, American Legion halls and small businesses throughout Penn’s...

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U.S. Senators Tackle Regulation Reform with Bipartisan Legislation

If you take a drive across Pennsylvania, you’ll see the backbone of the American economy. steel mills, natural gas facilities,...

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Divided Power a Deliberate, Necessary Safeguard

Calls for a larger federal government are hardly new. What is remarkable is how often advocates of big government socialism...

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A Reminder: It's Still the Economy, Stupid

In 1992 James Carville, a top strategist in the presidential campaign of Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton coined the phrase “It’s...

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