Category: Free Enterprise Project

Tea Party Activists to Protest CEO Jeff Immelt Big-Government Business Strategy at GE’s Annual Meeting

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Speakers at "Fire Jeff Immelt Rally" Include Policy Experts from the National Center for Public Policy Research Washington, D.C. - Policy experts from the National Center for Public Policy Research will participate in the "Fire Jeff Immelt Rally" being organized ...
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Shareholders to Challenge Johnson & Johnson’s Support for Left-Wing Policy Agenda

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Johnson & Johnson CEO William C. Weldon to be Questioned on Firm's Failure to Disclose Financial Information on Firm's ObamaCare Lobbying it Pledged to Release at the Last Meeting Washington, D.C. - The National Center For Public Policy Research will ...
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Daily Caller Covers Wednesday’s Scheduled Tea Party Rally Outside GE Meeting in Salt Lake City

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Amanda Carey of the Daily Caller has written an article on the rally planned for Wednesday morning outside General Electric's annual shareholder meeting. The rally will be held April 27 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City ...
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Tom Borelli of Free Enterprise Project Interview on Beck Website on Friday

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Dr. Tom Borelli of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project will be discussing the National Center’s shareholder resolution to be presented at the General Electric annual meeting during a Friday interview with S.E. Cupp. The Cupp interview will be available ...
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General Electric Investors Urged to Vote for Climate Change Risk Disclosure Shareholder Proposal

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GE CEO Jeff Immelt Should Divulge the Business Risk of his Global Warming Business Strategy, says Free Enterprise Project Washington, D.C. - GE investors are being urged today to vote for the Climate Change Risk Disclosure shareholder proposal (#4) in ...
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Rockefeller Amendment to Delay, Not Block, EPA Power Grab Puts Coal Jobs at Risk, says National Center for Public Policy Research

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Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) Clashes with WV Congressional Delegation Over EPA Carbon Dioxide Regulationz Washington, D.C. - Senator Jay Rockefeller's legislation to delay implementing the EPA's proposed carbon dioxide regulations by two years would be insufficient to prevent significant job ...
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Duke Energy to Bail Out the Democratic National Convention by Committing $10 Million Loan Guarantee

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CEO Jim Rogers Should Not Play Politics with Shareholder Money, says National Center for Public Policy Research Policy experts from the National Center for Public Policy Research are expressing outrage over the decision of Duke Energy CEO Jim Rogers to ...
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Video: Tom Borelli talks on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Election HQ” about how some CEOs are criticized by the tea party movement for their support of big government policies

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Is Jeffrey Immelt’s Obama Administration Appointment Already Paying Off Financially for GE?

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Writing on FoxNews.com yesterday, the National Center for Public Policy Research's Dr. Tom Borelli predicted that President Obama's appointment of GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt would serve GE's business interests. Has that prediction already come true? Tim Carney of the Washington ...
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Obama Energy Policy “Legislating Our Choices”

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On the 1/27/11 edition of the Fox Business Network’s “Follow the Money,” Tom Borelli of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project talks about President Obama’s energy priorities that were laid out in his State of the Union Address to Congress.  ...
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