In the average year, usually, about 50 percent of Free Enterprise Project proposals made it past SEC-staff review. After some changes that make the review process completely opaque and arbitrary, that number has fallen to zero. Only bias and corruption can explain this change.
“I guarantee you that, somewhere in the SEC’s posh D.C. headquarters, there is a letter directing staff to blacklist our proposals,” said National Center for Public Policy Research Executive Vice President Justin Danhof, Esq. READ MORE |