Op-eds, commentary and letters from Vermont voices. The views are the authors', not FYIVT's.
Thirty years of Democrat-Progressive majorities have written Vermont's budgets, laws, and priorities, argues Gregory Thayer — and affordability, education, housing, and public safety show the results. His case for a common-sense Republican
Gregory Thayer poses open questions to Vermont's Democratic Socialists of America members. Writing from a conservative perspective, he argues that history's verdict on centrally planned economies is clear, and that free-market capitalism, p
I am calling for Becca Balient to resign from the United State House of Representative. Balint's disgusting and shallow comments at her recent public meeting in Newport claiming that we need immigrants "to wipe our asses" and other
As President Trump reclaims his position in the White House, he enters a political landscape that is markedly different from the one he faced during his first term. In examining his recent first 100 days. Trump is doing everything that h
This Wednesday, 30 April 2025 marks 100 Days of Opportunities as President Trump is back in the White House with his VP, JD Vance and his Administration working to fix America for every American after the four desasterous years of the Biden
Vermont is known for its progressive policies and innovative ideas, but the state faces a significant challenge: funding its $8.6 billion state budget efficiently and equitably. The current tax structure—comprising of income, property, payr
What I witnessed yesterday in Warren with Vice President JD Vance and his Family's visit to Vermont is totally sick and disgusting and should be highly concerning to every Vermonter and American. These protesters are uninformed agitators
Education is a cornerstone of our society, shaping the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and citizens. In Vermont’s public schools, spanning pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, the partnership between educators and parents is vital. As
