No one likes to be watched or ticketed by anyone, let alone cameras. But with this tool available and proven, is it responsible to our essential highway workers to do nothing?

Today I want to run an experiment.

With all that's difficult, I feel it's more important than ever that we cultivate laughter and celebrate what's working!

I hate letting anyone down. But I did that yesterday with residents disappointed in my education remarks, and I want to address it.

With a third of Vermont school budgets voted down this March, and some of them now voted down multiple times, voters across Vermont are expressing alarm about tax hikes around 20% in some districts. There's a narrative out there that those voters are "sending Montpelier a message."

The Governor has discretion to execute the laws we pass, but how did we get this?

I released the first episode of the Quill Nook Experience... let me check... one year and 364 days ago. Whoa.

In this very hectic time, I want to share something special that happened last week. I voted "Yes" on an important bill, passed in time to cross over to the Senate, to help Vermonters get the medical care they need in a timely way.

Newsflash: in my first ever legislative rating by Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), I scored 0%.

I'm excited for this Wednesday. I invite you to join me and the Vermont Legislature in celebrating March 13, 2024 as National K9 Veterans Day in Vermont.

The question stopped me in my tracks. Surely Rep. Toleno was being hyperbolic, making a political dig on America’s Most Popular Governor®.

Here's a report about what I've been working on. Prefer a hard copy? I'll have a handout version of this tomorrow, and I'm also happy to mail you one, anywhere on Earth or low-Earth orbit.

"Another teen arrested for murder in Vermont" said the headline that a neighbor forwarded me.

Today's newsletter is three-in-one. First Town Meeting logistics, then a report from Montpelier, and I'll wrap up with a little fun from the Senate side of the Legislature.

Throw Scott a big problem, like COVID. We’re all clear on the mission. He takes charge. The public votes him victory laps. Throw Scott the ten thousand more mundane, intractable problems throughout his own administration’s delivery of services? It’s the Legislature and the public getting the run-around.

Today was a special day in the State House. With Montpelier two-plus hours away from the Windham-6 legislative district, I was proud to be able to meet with four student leaders representing Twin Valley Middle High School.

Did you know that Vermont State Parks will turn 100 years old this February 15, 2024?

My first thought about it as a legislator was that when you have a captive audience that is bound to serve and you're grossly underpaying them, that's a bad idea.

Here are three issues before the Vermont Legislature today in which, when it comes to fixing past laws, there is reason to wonder if we even know which way is up.

One bill I'm proud to co-sponsor this year to address that is H.709: ​An act relating to creating the Office of Entrepreneurship and other programs pertaining to entrepreneurs.