Category: Free Enterprise Project
Apple’s Leadership Claims It Doesn’t Understand Diversity, Suggests Its Shareholders Can’t Grasp Common English Terms
Liberal Groupthink, Pervasive in Silicon Valley, Challenged by Free-Market Leader Washington, DC - Apple's legal team argued in a recent federal filing that the tech giant has no idea what "ideological diversity" means, in hopes that it wouldn't have to consider ...
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Minor Funder of Conservatives a Major Threat to Movement
Laura and John Arnold may be the biggest unseen threats to the freedom movement. To make matters worse, there are some conservatives who unwittingly consider them their friends. In an Investor’s Business Daily commentary, Justin Danhof, Esq. – the director of ...
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Meet The Mini-George Soroses
One of Sun Tzu's maxims about battle translates to this: "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." I have never met billionaire John Arnold, but I imagine he's read Tzu's, "The Art of War." Making ...
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Google Needs More Diversity… of Opinion
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, needs more diversity. It needs more diversity of viewpoint. A new scandal involving the tech giant has National Center Senior Fellow Horace Cooper “very troubled.” He’s calling on company’s board to tear itself away from ...
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NRA Highlights Free Enterprise Project’s Investor Advocacy
Over a dozen companies began an assault on the National Rifle Association immediately after the Parkland, Florida school shooting last February. Business deals were broken, and harsh words against 2nd Amendment freedoms were uttered. It’s something Justin Danhof, Esq., the ...
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Free Enterprise Project Challenges Anti-Second Amendment Corporations
Third of a three-part series Following the Parkland shooting, the corporate backlash against the NRA and the Second Amendment was quick and decisive. At the Free Enterprise Project, we took the backlash as a call for action. We immediately reallocated ...
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Escalation of Corporate Activism Fuels Anti-Gun Stance
Second of a three-part series In 1993, one of the largest public policy debates in the nation raged over universal healthcare, dubbed “HillaryCare” after then-First Lady Hillary Clinton. HillaryCare was defeated in large part due to resistance from the health ...
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Second Amendment Suffers Post-Parkland
First of a three-part series. On Valentine’s Day 2018, a 19-year-old former student murdered 17 students and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.—and liberal gun-grabbing activists went into high gear. Supporters of gun rights readied for ...
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Nike Stinks Up the Stock Market
After Nike announced Colin Kaepernick would be the poster child for the 30thanniversary of its “Just Do It” campaign, the sports apparel giant was blamed for pulling down the entire stock market in September 4 trading. Justin Danhof, director of the ...
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Nike’s Kaepernick Ad “a Slap on the Face to the Company’s Investors”
Leading Free-Market Activist Says Nike’s Radicalism Risks Same Financial Peril as ESPN, NFL Washington, D.C. – Americans “are growing sick and tired of watching wealthy athletes disrespect the American flag by kneeling or hiding in their locker rooms,” said the ...
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