Tag: National Policy Analysis #417

Climate Change and California Assembly Bill 1058: Is it Hype? by Willie Soon, Ph.D.

National Policy Analysis #417 / June 1, 2002

The fear of any catastrophic effects of man-made greenhouse gases continues to terrorize Californians. Assembly Bill 1058, authored by Assemblywoman Fran Pavley (D-Woodland Hills), "instructs" the California Air Resources Board to come up with regulations that allow "maximum and cost-effective" ...
READ MORE

WHAT’S NEW

Banks, Though Forgiven, Continue to Discriminate Against Conservatives

FEP Commentary / March 30, 2023

The too-big-to-fail banks, and the other banks the government favors, are backstopped against depositor loss without limit. Smaller banks are not similarly protected. The result …
READ MORE

As Banks Morph Into Utilities, Too Big To Fail Means Too Big for Bias

FEP Commentary / March 30, 2023

Here we are, in another round of de facto bank bailouts. This time investors seem to be (rightly) losing their investments, but depositors are to be covered …
READ MORE

Michael Austin: Biden Set to Shut Door on Conservatives in Federal Jobs

Project 21 Commentary / March 30, 2023

When working for the government, Joe Biden is no longer content with the tried-and-true question of patriotism: “Are you with or against us?” In a …
READ MORE

Tag: National Policy Analysis #417

Climate Change and California Assembly Bill 1058: Is it Hype? by Willie Soon, Ph.D.

Banks, Though Forgiven, Continue to Discriminate Against Conservatives

As Banks Morph Into Utilities, Too Big To Fail Means Too Big for Bias

Michael Austin: Biden Set to Shut Door on Conservatives in Federal Jobs

Contact Us

FOLLOW US

Additional Links

Search our site