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VOICES OF REASON

CAESAR RODNEY INSTITUTE

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A Delaware non-profit committed to protecting individual liberties. Their mission is to educate and inform constituents, legislators, and stakeholders on important issues that impact their livelihood.

Big News on Offshore Wind
A Recent Delay in Pre-construction Decommissioning Bond Raises Concerns

By David T. Stevenson,

Center for Energy & Environmental Policy

August 13, 2024

Turbine Blade Collapses and May Take Industry Down
A closer look into the Vineyard Wind incident and its complications for future projects

By David T. Stevenson,

Center for Energy & Environmental Policy

July 29, 2024

The Eight-Year Priorities of the Carney Administration

The Carney Administration wastes billions....

By Charlie Copeland
Center for Economic & Fiscal Policy
August 9, 2024

DELAWARE FAMILY POLICY COUNCIL

DE Family Policy Council
The Delaware Family Policy Council is a community of Delawareans who want to protect and cultivate a culture of family values in their state and local government.
23-24 Session In Review
July 10, 2024

June 30th marked the end of the Legislative year and the last day of a two-year Legislative Session. It began with the chaos of protestors loudly chanting in the lobby, “free Palestine!” and calling for an Israeli ceasefire, while Senators stood at the doors to block entry. The day continued with all of the ideologies and worldviews we’ve seen all year heavily on display as bills passed and failed. Senator Richardson introduced a resolution for a task force that would study the breakdown of the nuclear family. The opposition from the Democrat legislators was immediate, and the resolution failed. It was a perfect representation of the worldview that is prevailing in government and education institutions. During the discussion for this resolution, Senator McBride commented that words matter and that we take cues from how the sponsor intends for those words to inform the mission of the legislation itself.

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