Category: Free Enterprise Project
How to Talk to Liberals: Set Ground Rules
If you’re an average, law-abiding American who tries to live a colorblind life in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, the National Center’s Scott Shepard suggests that it’s healthy to “recognize that you’ll be called a racist monster regardless” ...
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When Objectivity Becomes an Innovation
“Mainstream” media has shed all pretense of objectivity. With the news industry facing dire economic prospects, Scott Shepard – the deputy director of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) – has identified “a wide open lane for a few ...
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How To Apply Reciprocity To Race-Based Accusations
Americans, especially traditionally middle-class Americans, are by and large likeable people who like to be liked. Our friendliness, along with our self-confidence, loudness, and sneakers-and-ballcaps attire (and, sadly, our girth), set us apart worldwide. As a corollary, we hate to ...
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Bezos Admitted a Problem, But FEP Already Gave Him the Solution
Did Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos lie to Congress? During a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, Bezos was challenged by Representative Matt Gaetz about the internet retail giant’s decision to outsource the gatekeeping regarding who can participate in its ...
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Trader Joe’s Doesn’t Trade In Its Values
Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Justin Danhof, Esq., is applauding the Trader Joe’s grocery chain, calling it "amazing" for standing up against cancel culture. In an interview with the American Family Association’s syndicated OneNewsNow news service, Justin lauded the grocer ...
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Until Amazon Stops Letting A Hate Group Run Amazon Smile, Jeff Bezos’s Pledge To Congress Means Nothing
Four of the world’s most powerful tech CEOs — Apple’s Tim Cook, Google’s Sundar Pichai, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Amazon’s Jeff Bezos — came to Capitol Hill, via a live video feed in a highly publicized congressional hearing, to ostensibly ...
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More Transparency for Investment in Communist China
A group of nearly 250 prominent conservatives, former government officials, former military officers and concerned citizens have signed a letter to Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia, asking that a proposed rule be enhanced to ensure that all assets held by ...
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1619 Project Rebuked for Radical, Riot-Causing Inaccuracies
Even though prominent historians have found serious discrepancies in the reporting and assertions of the New York Times’s 1619 Project, it still won staffer Nikole Hannah-Jones and the newspaper a Pulitzer Prize. Now it is being incorporated into school history ...
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Genuine Objectivity Could Save Some News Industry Players
Conditions in the news industry are grim. Even before the COVID crisis, the industry was in deep trouble. The pandemic and shutdown have made things worse. And now some outlets’ responses to the demands of the sometimes-so-intensely-peaceful-they-riot “protestors” promises to ...
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Media Malfeasance at the Mouse House?
Things have gotten so biased in the American media that Free Enterprise Project Deputy Director Scott Shepard wrote that people today need to look at reporting in the same way people did in the old Soviet Union: Any sensible person ...
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