November 05, 2007
My Testimony Before The Missouri House of Representatives
At the invitation of Rep. Cynthia Davis (R--O'Fallon, MO) I testified today before the Interim Committee on Poverty of the Missouri House of Representatives for the great state of Missouri. My testimony dealt with better solutions to poverty that targeted the truly disadvantaged, rejected minimum wage increases, and understood that marriage the single greatest variable in keeping mothers and children out of poverty over the long-run.
My testimony followed an excellent testimony on health care and poverty by Michael F. Cannon, Director of Health Policy Stuides, at the Cato Institute.
Lots of fun!!
Posted by anthony at November 5, 2007 07:11 PM | TrackBackYou can't just tell policy geeks like me that you gave testimony and then have no link to what you said!! ;o)
Posted by: Tam at November 6, 2007 06:24 PMis there a way to find out what you said about solutions to poverty?
Posted by: omo at November 7, 2007 12:58 PM