Patrick Gleason is a Contributor at Forbes. He focuses on areas such as government and politics, public policy, and finance, often exploring themes related to elections, federal legislation, and investment strategies. Gleason's work has been featured in notable outlets including Americans for Tax Reform, Yahoo News, and The Washington Times.
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North Carolina is awash with property tax-related developments. In the past couple of weeks, Raleigh and Charlotte city council members voted to raise
By: Joe Kelly, Marieke Nijkamp, Patrick Gleason
VULTURE-LY ASSURED DESTRUCTION! SPIDER-MAN battles the VULTURE - who has a few new tricks up his wing! And the world-shattering revelations of issue #31 continue! PLUS: A SPECIAL BACKUP STORY CELEBRATING DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH!
A coalition of attorneys general from 17 states filed a federal lawsuit on June 22 seeking to overturn California’s new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program. At present, most people in
By: Patrick Gleason, Grover Norquist
“That’s where the money is” was 20th-century outlaw Willie Sutton’s reply when asked why he robbed banks. That same rationale explains why Medicaid is a magnet for fraudsters.
By: Patrick Gleason
In Texas, a red state that many view as a bastion of conservative governance, trial lawyers are spending big in state legislative races this year. The pre-
By: Patrick Gleason
The federal housing bill that became law this summer underscores what is among the top points of bipartisan consensus in American politics these
Politicians, ballot initiatives, and interest groups advocating for higher taxes are heading into the fall with cause for concern. That’s because recent weeks and months have provided numerous i
Politicians, ballot initiatives, and interest groups advocating for higher taxes are heading into the fall with cause for concern. That’s because recent weeks and months have provided numerous i
By: Patrick Gleason
Last fall, ATR pointed out how the tax hike-laden budget that Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed into law earlier in the year was on shaky ground. That’s
By: Patrick Gleason
Some Tennesseans might not know it, but Republican Gov. Bill Lee shielded them from a sudden rise in phone bills this summer when he vetoed legislation to increase the 911 surcharge.
