Jeff Stier, director of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Risk Analysis Division, asks Pfizer CEO Ian Read about his company’s position on “academic detailing.”  Academic detailing empowers academics selected by the government to guide how medical care and ...
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Project 21 member Demetrius Minor saw history in the making as an intern in the George W. Bush Administration.  With today’s dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas, Demetrius shares these words about the Bush presidency: ...
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Short Hills, NJ / New Brunswick, NJ / Washington, D.C. - Policy experts from the National Center for Public Policy Research attended the shareholder meetings of both Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson in New Jersey today, seeking answers from CEOs ...
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Free-Market Group to Question Why American Taxpayers Should be Forced to Subsidize the Purchase of Soda by SNAP Recipients Citing Respect for Liberty and the Importance of Personal Responsibility, Group to Commend CEO Muhtar Kent for Fighting NY Mayor Bloomberg's ...
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GE Projected to Lose $100-$150 Million a Year if Tax Not Repealed, But Company Manufactures Wind Turbines New Orleans, LA / Washington, D.C. - At today's annual meeting of General Electric shareholders in New Orleans, Justin Danhof, Esq., director of ...
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One of the biggest drawbacks of any government-run health care system is that the health care you get is more likely to be determined by political clout than medical need.  That’s a problem because the the sickest people are the ...
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Immelt Calls Plan an "Interesting" Idea New Orleans, LA / Washington, D.C. - Today, at General Electric's annual meeting of shareholders in New Orleans, Justin Danhof, Esq., director of the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project, presented ...
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Free-Market Activist to Question Exelon's Leadership about "Unusual Access" to Obama White House that Helped Cripple Coal Industry Energy Giant Under Fire for Taking Hundreds of Millions in Government Grants and Loans It Didn't Need Baltimore, MD / Washington, D.C ...
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A bill with the Orwellian name “Marketplace Fairness Act” that imposes a sales tax on internet retailers looks like it is going to be passed by the Senate. As it wends its way through Congress, you’ll hear plenty of rhetoric ...
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Obama's Favored Company Raked in Hundreds of Millions in Government Grants and Loans Baltimore, MD / Washington, D.C. - This morning, at Exelon's annual meeting of shareholders in Baltimore, Maryland, a free-market activist representing the National Center for Public Policy ...
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