Tuesday morning, Phil Williams joined the Jeff Poor Show to discuss the possibility of more government shutdowns, benchmarks to reduce coronavirus restrictions, and the need for the state legislature to convene soon to pass much-needed legislation. To l ...
Points of Policy Podcast: Pennsylvania and the Presidential Election
In this Points of Policy edition of the 1819 Podcast, Phil Williams is joined by Pennsylvania politicos Charles Mitchell of the Commonwealth Foundation and Matthew Brouillette of Commonwealth Partners. Together, they discuss how the presidential election ...
How Pennsylvania Democrats Deliberately Stoked 2020 Election Chaos
I can’t tell you how many texts I’ve received this week from friends and acquaintances across the country asking—usually in all-caps and peppered with profanity—what is going on in Pennsylvania? As a native Philadelphian, and from my current vantage in po ...
Mobile Radio: Parker Snider on Archangel Radio
Monday morning, API's Director of Policy Analysis Parker Snider joined Mobile's Archangel Radio to discuss the constitutional amendments that will be on each ballot in Alabama on Election Day, November 3rd, 2020. To listen to the 10-minute segment, cli ...
Huntsville Radio: Parker Snider on WVNN’s Politics and Moore
This Saturday, API’s Director of Policy Analysis Parker Snider joined WVNN's Saturday morning show "Politics and Moore". In the 30-minute segment, Shannon Moore, the show's host, and Snider discuss the differences between the two party platforms in regard ...
10/23/2020: Party Platforms Part 4 – Taxes and Government Programs
In this episode of the 1819 Podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker continue in their discussion of the Democratic and Republican Party platforms. This week we discuss taxes and spending on government programs, specifically healthcare, social security, defense, ...
1819 Podcast: Party Platforms Part 3 – Constitutional Issues
On this edition of the 1819 Podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker continue in their discussion of the party platforms. This week, we discuss the second amendment, civil asset forfeiture, occupational licensing, the minimum wage, and the electoral college. ...
The November 2020 Constitutional Amendments
In this edition of the Goat Hill Intelligencer, we detail each constitutional amendment that will be on the statewide ballot on Tuesday, November 3rd. Through the explanations and information provided in this guide, the people of Alabama will be able to c ...
Big Government’s Uber Problem
As Birmingham continues its evolution to become a modern and relevant city, recent ordinances designed to make it difficult for food trucks, Uber, and other innovative businesses to operate are putting that vision in reverse. What is Uber? Uber is simi ...
Big Problems with Alabama’s “Bare Bones” Government
Public employees often state that the lack of take home pay is one reason why their benefits should remain generous and well above those of private employment plans. When benefit plans are included, public employees on average actually make about $6,000 m ...