Since the 2004 election, the media have been buzzing
about Diebold, maker of electronic voting machines, and warning that the
company could have control over elections. But now that 2006s votes
have been counted, the airwaves have been starkly silent. Where have all
the fraud and conspiracy charges gone?
Media Rely on Stories That Are 'Bad for You'
BMI Director Dan Gainor marvels that sugar and spice and everything else
are all supposedly harmful - except when they're not.
G:
CS Monitor writer gives advice for sellers in a buyers market
B: Lou Dobbs wages war on business
over ballot initiatives passage
U: NY Times fires up bias against a
Texas energy company
Dobbs Knocks Conservative, Business Groups on Wages
Posts Version of Rent Complains about Cost
CNN Hypes Danger of Backover Accidents with SUVs
The Skunk in the Fiber: Why net neutrality is a stinker of an idea (Heartland)
Nov. 13 podcast: The demise of the no-smoking section (Cato)
CAGW pushes for a fiscally responsible 110th Congress (Citizens Against Govt. Waste)
Fat taxes are the wrong prescription (Tax Foundation)
Democrats reveal their true intentions: tax hikes (Americans for Tax Reform)
Federal Reserve Policy in the Face of Crises
Cato Institute
Washington, D.C., November 16
The Entrepreneurial Imperative: How Americas Economic Miracle Will
Reshape the World (and Change Your Life)
The Heritage Foundation
Washington, D.C., November 27
Founders Night 2006
Independence Institute
Denver, Colo., November 29
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