Tag: Free Enterprise Project Commentaries

Business Roundtable Becomes One Bloated Bullseye

Business Roundtable Becomes One Bloated Bullseye

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King Arthur set up his legendary roundtable in a circle to show his comrades they were at a table of equals. Breaking from the mold of an all-powerful king with subjugated servants, there was no “head” of the roundtable. Last ...
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I Was Called A KKK Member For Asking Amazon To Support Ideological Diversity

I Was Called A KKK Member For Asking Amazon To Support Ideological Diversity

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What do the terms Klan member, racist, and book burner all have in common? They were all charges leveled at me during Amazon’s annual meeting of shareholders held recently in Seattle. What did I do to warrant such vitriol? I proposed ...
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Oh, How They All Hate Howard

Oh, How They All Hate Howard

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On April 4, Fox News hosted a heavily hyped town hall event with former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz. Even though he was born and raised in New York City, Schultz’s path to the Fox News studios in Manhattan has been ...
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Apple Isn't So Interested In Diversity After All

Apple Isn’t So Interested In Diversity After All

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In a recent federal filing before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, lawyers for Apple (AAPL) maintained that the tech giant should not have to consider increasing its leadership's ideological diversity and that arguments made in support of greater viewpoint variance ...
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CVS Makes Plans To Ration Customers’ Health Care

CVS Makes Plans To Ration Customers’ Health Care

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CVS Caremark customers throughout America recently received bad news as the retail pharmaceutical chain officially closed on its $69 billion acquisition of Aetna. This is bad news because CVS is now working with a nonprofit “health” advisor that may ration ...
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Meet The ‘Bipartisan’ Billionaire Couple Quietly Funding Planned Parenthood

Meet The ‘Bipartisan’ Billionaire Couple Quietly Funding Planned Parenthood

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Why would a billionaire couple who funds the abortion industry be ashamed of it? It’s not an easy question to answer. After all, liberals frequently spend enormous resources and political capital to promote abortion and attack anyone who supports the ...
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Get Your Gun, Before Laura Arnold Does

Get Your Gun, Before Laura Arnold Does

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If I told you that a liberal billionaire couple was spending a small fortune to try to muzzle the National Rifle Association and erode Second Amendment rights, you might logically guess that they were from Hollywood or New York City ...
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Meet The Mini-George Soroses

Meet The Mini-George Soroses

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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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Free Enterprise Project Challenges Anti-Second Amendment Corporations

Free Enterprise Project Challenges Anti-Second Amendment Corporations

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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

Escalation of Corporate Activism Fuels Anti-Gun Stance

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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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The National Center for Public Policy Research, founded in 1982, is a non-partisan, free-market, independent conservative think-tank. Ninety-four percent of its support comes from individuals, less than four percent from foundations and less than two percent from corporations. It receives over 350,000 individual contributions a year from over 60,000 active recent contributors.