Author: Amy Ridenour

Note to GE: When Your Lobbyists are Opposing Each Other, It’s a Bad Sign to Shareholders

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Senior Fellow Tom Borelli believes: "by allowing social activists to influence business decisions, CEOs are choosing socialism over capitalism and by doing so; they are undermining the very foundations of our free society." Tom is particularly critical of GE's Jeff ...
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Climate Change Protests

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Hundreds of angry climate change protesters have demonstrated at government meetings in New Zealand recently. As New Zealand's Dominion Post describes it: It is plain many of the hundreds who have turned up are not interested in the proposals. Instead, ...
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Swiss To Vote On Single-Payer

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From David Hogberg: On Sunday, voters in Switzerland will go to the polls to decide the future of their health care system. The measure, put on the ballot by the political left (of course), would establish a single health insurer ...
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Sir Humphrey Appleby’s Climate Change Pact

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With the Europeans and carbon reduction, it's always the planning; never the doing. The European governments have adopted an even more stringent global warming agreement than the Kyoto Treaty, even as the EU fails to meet its Kyoto targets. It's ...
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Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Act Adopted by House Resources Committee Despite Unresolved Problems

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A report from Peyton Knight: After much debate and unresolved conflict, Rep. Frank Wolf's (R-VA) Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Act squeaked through the House Resources Committee on a mostly party-line voice vote Wednesday. It was the Democrats ...
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One Mississippi Senator Wants to Name a Federal Courthouse After the Other Mississippi Senator

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Is this appropriate? In my view, elected officials should not be naming federal buildings after each other, as it could lead to legislators trading favors to get their names on tax-funded structures. The public interest is not served when legislators ...
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Property Rights Showdown in House Expected Wednesday

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The House Resources Committee is is facing a showdown on property rights Wednesday. Virginia Republican Rep. Frank Wolf's bill to allow preservation groups to create a federally-funded "management entity" to influence land-use decisions in Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia ...
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Even Labour Party MPs Can’t Get Needed Health Services in Britain

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A former left-wing Member of the British Parliament and a long-time backer of Britain's government-run National Health Service (NHS) is rethinking her opinion of the NHS – because a decision it is making may cost the former MP her eyesight ...
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The Veterans Administration: Not So ‘Lean And Efficient’ After All

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David Hogberg writes: When arguing for socialized medicine, the political left loves to point to the Veterans Administration as a government system that gets it right and can be used as a model for a government-run health care system for ...
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Guardian Blast at America Boomerangs

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Merrill Goozner at the leftie Center for Science in the Public Interest (as opposed to the Center for Objective Science, presumably) went to the equally-leftie Guardian in Britain to argue in favor of expanding the insolvent U.S. Medicare system to ...
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