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The countdown has begun
Posted by Timothy Sweeney The countdown has begun: Now that the election is over comes news that what ...
Georgia’s Abuse of TANF Provision Gets Congressional Attention
Posted by Clare S. Richie Georgia recently attracted the attention of Congress because of its abuse of a ...
Job Growth Improving, Yet Still Too Slow to Make Up Lost Ground
Posted by Wesley Tharpe It goes without saying that jobs and the economy are on everyone’s minds these ...
GBPI Hosts Fall Policy Forum: Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia
GBPI recently hosted its Fall Policy Forum, Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia. Nearly 200 supporters joined us for ...
Trouble for Georgia School Districts
Posted by Taifa S. Butler If Georgia is going to grow jobs and stabilize the state’s economy, then ...
Guest Blogger: Dr. Heidi Allen | Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia
On Friday, October 19, GBPI will host its Fall Policy Forum, Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia, to discuss ...
Get Schooled Student success, Georgia economy threatened by state’s declining support
Posted by Taifa S. Butler As published by the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Taifa S. Butler is the deputy ...
More Bad News on Revenue Means New Direction is Needed
Posted by Alan Essig Sluggish revenue growth continues to dog Georgia, threatening more damaging cuts to education, health ...
Guest Blogger: Cindy Zeldin Discusses Medicaid Expansion in Georgia
On Friday, October 19, GBPI will host its Fall Policy Forum, Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia, to discuss ...
Guest Blogger: Dr. Benjamin Sommers | Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia
On Friday, October 19, GBPI will host its Fall Policy Forum, Expanding Health Coverage in Georgia, to discuss ...
Hospital fee debate should focus on what’s best for Georgians, not the wishes of out-of-state interest groups
Written by Timothy Sweeney & Wesley Tharpe A national anti-tax group is starting a push here in Georgia ...
Georgians Pick up the Tab for Corporate Tax Breaks – Again!
Posted by Clare S. Richie For the second year in a row, Georgia will waste more than $20 ...
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