Amy Ridenour (pronounced RIDE - en - our) is chairman of The National Center for Public Policy Research. As the founding chief executive officer, she has since 1982 promoted the conservative perspective on U.S. domestic, foreign and defense policy issues. She frequently speaks on public policy issues and political organizing techniques and has done so across the U.S., in Central America and in Europe.
Her opinion/editorials have been nationally-syndicated. Her articles have also been independently published by USA Today, the Sacramento Bee, the Dallas Morning News, The Washington Times, the Los Angeles Daily News and many others.
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CNN's Miles O'Brien Cherrypicks Global Warming Polls; Smears Conservat
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Time Magazine on Drought, 2007 Versus
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Fake Global Warming Study Fools Four, Reuters Runs Wire Story
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Hypocritical Left-wing Blog Can't Decide Who's Credible on Global Warm
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Shooting the Messenger on Socialized Medicine
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Kansas City Homicide: Media Reports U.S. Health System to Blame
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Washington Post Cheerleads Conversion of a Few Evangelicals to Global
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Newsweek's Attack Job on 'Global Warming Deniers
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CBS Responds to Complaints About '60 Minutes' Drug Story
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60 Minutes Ignores Warnings, Broadcasts Faulty Left-Wing Data on Drug
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Kitty Kelley Op-Ed Blasting Bush Family Ignores George P.'s Military S
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Guardian Blast at America Boomerangs
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Post Editorialist Endorses Enron's Green-Fingered Successors
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Paul Krugman Spins Bush's Health Care Proposal
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Washington Post Misses the Point on Health Care
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Laurie David 'Fesses Up (Sort Of) On Al Gore Movie Op-Ed
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Did the Washington Post and Keith Olbermann Fact-Check Laurie David
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An Inconvenient Truth: Olbermann Bullies the National Science Teachers
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WashPost Says Climate 'Consensus' Accepted by Business, But Fails to D
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Ortega Returns, and So Does Biased Coverage of Nicaragua in U.S. Media