Year: 2023
National Association of Manufacturers Joins National Center for Public Policy Research to Challenge Securities and Exchange Commission on First Amendment Violations
Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) filed a motion Wednesday to intervene in a suit filed by the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The suit challenges the ...
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McDonald’s Asked by Conservative Shareholders to Account for Impacts of Racist Policies
Happy Meals for Some, But Not All Washington, D.C. - Today, Ethan Peck - associate with the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) - presents a proposal at the McDonald's annual shareholder meeting that requests that ...
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Electric Wheelchairs: A Cautionary Tale to Those Hyping Electric Vehicles
People who depend on electric wheelchairs have a unique perspective as to the challenges that will face a nation that becomes increasingly tied to electric vehicles (EVs). Recently the EPA announced new emissions rules designed to aggressively push the country ...
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Melissa Ortiz: How Electric Car Propaganda Preys on the Disabled
Chicken Little, a beloved character from children's literature, was famous for his frantic warning that the sky was falling because an acorn fell and hit him on the head. He convinced a small group of friends to believe him, and ...
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Conservative Shareholders Demand BlackRock Account for Impacts of Racist Policies
Calls for CEO Fink to Live Equitably Washington, D.C. - Today, Scott Shepard - director of the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) - presents a proposal at the BlackRock annual shareholder meeting that, if approved, ...
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No, Choking Off Reliable Energy is NOT Real Capitalism
"The usual-suspect, woke-capital CEOs and activist groups are lying when they claim that their wholly political campaign to kill off reliable energy is somehow capitalism in action," writes Free Enterprise Project Director Scott Shepard in his latest RealClearEnergy column. Scott ...
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Horace Cooper: Americans are Choosing to Travel to Florida Over Progressive Hellholes
The NAACP is warning black Americans to stay away from Florida, but Project 21 Chairman Horace Cooper noted that Americans of all races are obviously not heeding that politicized advice. On the Fox News program "Hannity," Horace discussed the NAACP's ...
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NAACP Warns Blacks Not to Travel to Florida — Which Ranks #2 for Black-Owned Businesses
Despite Florida being one of the best states for black business owners, the NAACP has decided the state is irredeemably racist, and has issued a travel advisory against it. The NAACP points to several of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s policies ...
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Discrimination, Misinformation and Decarbonization!
Conservative Shareholder Activists Present Seven Proposals Addressing Corporate/Government Collusion, Debanking of Conservatives, Radical Decarbonization Efforts, Racial Equity Audits and First Amendment Violations Washington, D.C. - Shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present proposals at ...
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Scott Shepard: What a Real, Fully Capitalist Energy Transition Would Look Like
You don’t really need me to tell you this, but the usual-suspect, woke-capital CEOs and activist groups are lying when they claim that their wholly political campaign to kill off reliable energy is somehow capitalism in action. For replete and ...
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