Horace Cooper, co-chairman of the National Center’s Project 21 black leadership network, says that — from the tenor of the Supreme Court arguments — the outcome of the case of Shelby County, Alabama v. Holder is a “very close call.”  ...
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What do you think the odds are that you’d find a member of Congress who is enthusiastic about the sequester?  If you said, “Slim and None, and Slim is walking out the door,” you’d be generous. So why, as the ...
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In a perfect world, Social Security would be a privatized system in which individuals manage their own retirement accounts and adjust the disbursement of their savings and investments — including factoring for inflation — themselves. But it isn't. As it ...
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On the History Channel, they've turned the Bible into a miniseries. It's a hit. Nielsen reports the first installment had over 13 million viewers — a record for basic cable in 2013. According to one of the network's presidents, the ...
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As the government hovers on the edge of sequestration budget restrictions, members of the Project 21 black leadership network are speaking out about the failure of liberal policymaking that has led us to this point. Hughey P. Newsome: While the ...
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Yesterday was a big day for The National Center: Two corporate shareholder meetings and oral arguments in Shelby County v. Holder before the Supreme Court, a case that we'd urged the Court to take up in an amicus brief. Free ...
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After former deputy attorney general Julie Fernandes explained her ideal interpretation of the Voting Rights Act is addressing “what does the minority community want?” and how can supposed inherently disfranchised groups “have a political voice,” Project 21 co-chairman Horace Cooper ...
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International Farming Giant Criticized for Kowtowing to Tiny Leftist Pressure Group Shareholder Activist to Ask "What's Next?" Moline, IL / Washington, D.C. - Today at the annual meeting of John Deere shareholders in Moline, Illinois, a representative of the National ...
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Cupertino, CA / Washington, D.C. - At today's annual meeting of Apple shareholders in Cupertino, California, Horace Cooper of the National Center for Public Policy Research plans to ask Apple CEO Tim Cook if the computer giant will stand firm ...
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Most Likely Reason Is Complete Surrender to Leftist Demands CEO Implies Mainstream Conservative National Center for Public Policy Research is Extremist for Objecting to Deere's Surrender to Leftist Race Bullies John Deere CEO Was Questioned At Shareholder Meeting Over Decision ...
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