Meet Me In Saint Louie, Louie! Meet Me At CPAC (on Sept. 28)
I am happy to announce that on Sept. 28, I will be part of a panel discussion at CPAC St. Louis titled "How Americans Are Changing ZIP Codes for Good Tax Codes." Among the many topics we'll discuss: my assertion that Missouri is at the heart of a Midwestern growth corridor, a fact that offers both an opportunity and a threat to the Show-Me State's economic future. Joining me on the panel are:
- Ted Dabrowski, vice president of Policy, Illinois Policy Institute
- Jonathan Williams, director of the Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force, American Legislative Exchange Council
- The Honorable Larry Parman, Oklahoma Secretary of State
- Travis Brown, author of How Money Walks, who will also serve as our moderator
Our talk is tentatively scheduled to begin at 11:45 a.m., following speeches from former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum and current Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Suffice to say, if you want to get a good seat . . . you may want to arrive early. And if the formal schedule changes between now and then, I will update this post with the new details.
It should be a fantastic event. I would be utterly delighted to meet our readers, so if you have time that day, I'd encourage you to register and attend our event.
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