“Clear-Eyed Proposals Grounded in Constitutional Principles” for COVID-19 Recovery
To restart the American economy after the devastation of COVID-19 lockdowns, National Center Senior Fellow Horace Cooper declared that “[n]ow is the time for clear-eyed proposals grounded in constitutional principles and guided by fiscal restraint and concern for America’s posterity.” But, assessing the $3 trillion “HEROES Act” recently passed by ...
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COVID-19 Response a “Meat Cleaver” Where a “Scalpel” is Needed
In assessing governments’ performance in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, National Center President David Ridenour said in a One America News (OAN) interview: I like to say we used a meat cleaver instead of a scalpel. This really required a scalpel, and – as a result – we’re going to ...
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Mail-in Voting Is NOT the Solution, by Christopher Arps
The Coronavirus pandemic has completely upended the 2020 election cycle in a myriad of ways. The novel virus and social distancing have made traditional campaigning with handshakes, baby-kissing, and massive indoor and outdoor rallies practically impossible. As a result, the presidential campaigns have become virtual, especially in the case of ...
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Danhof Bucks BlackRock’s Duplicity with Bannon
In what is becoming a trend for tough questions posed by conservative shareholder activists during this largely virtual shareholder season, BlackRock passed yesterday on the question submitted by the National Center's Free Enterprise Project (FEP). It was about the asset management firm’s preferential treatment of Chinese companies over American businesses, while catering ...
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BlackRock Promotes Chinese Investments While Punishing American Companies
Free Enterprise Project Calls BlackRock’s ESG Push Highly Hypocritical as the Asset Manager Pushes Risky Chinese Investments Already Under Fire From the U.S. Senate Washington, D.C. – The BlackRock annual shareholder meeting today brought to a head pressing issues that the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) has been highlighting for months: ...
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White House Moves to Enact National Center COVID-19 Blueprint Recommendation
Trump Executive Order Reinforces Free Enterprise as Key to Restarting American Economy Washington, D.C. - The Trump Administration’s new executive order expediting deregulation to aid in job creation and economic opportunity was applauded by policy experts from the National Center for Public Policy Research, who recently released a blueprint for ...
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State Street CEO Suggests Company’s Leftist Commitments are a Promotional Ploy
Push for ESG Goals Forces Hard-Pressed Companies to Spend Money On Questionable Ideas in a Time of Global Economic Crisis “Drop the Whole ESG Scam and Get Back to Your Duty to Your Clients,” Advises FEP’s Shepard Washington, D.C. – State Street CEO Ronald P. O’Hanley affirmed today that the company’s ...
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Ten Questions About China for BlackRock CEO Larry Fink
With so many of this year’s corporate shareholder meetings being held virtually, CEOs are using this new separation between themselves and their investors to dodge tough questions they usually can’t escape at traditional in-person events. Many of the questions submitted during online shareholder meetings this year by the National Center’s ...
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Coalition Asks Feds to Act Against Risky Chinese Investment
Building on steps already taken by the Trump Administration to remove federal and military pension plans from the risks inherent in being invested in state-controlled Chinese companies, the National Center has signed onto a coalition letter asking for such restrictions to be applied more broadly to protect American capital markets ...
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FEP Proposal Would Restore Respect to Amazon’s Charitable Giving
Over the past several years, Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Justin Danhof, Esq., has participated in hundreds of corporate shareholder meetings and discussions with business leaders. But he says it is “hard to fathom a corporate action more loathsome to the right than Amazon’s partnership” with the Southern Poverty Law ...
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