Month: March 2023

  • Breaking the duopoly through RCV

    By Steven Tucker In Civics, we teach our students about the “Two-Party System,” but there’s nothing in the curriculum to explain what that means or why that matters. Most civilized nations have many political parties that form coalitions based on compromise and the public interest. Authoritarian nations utilize One-Party systems where the government is essentially

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  • A Day at the Gold Dome

    By Andrea Holt February 28th was my first day at the Georgia State Capitol. People for Liberty joined Americans for Prosperity and America’s Future the day the legislature was in session to push 3 specific bills. SB 233 A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Title 20 of the Official Code of Georgia

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