For American Businessmen in the News, the Defense Never Rests
BMI has studied how businessmen and women have been
portrayed in the entertainment media usually as corrupt
and criminal. This latest look at an entire year of TV
newscasts revealed that when it comes to real life, theres
still plenty of negativity to go around.
They May Be Sexy, but Dirty Businessmen Return to Prime Time
New fall shows continue the trend of twisted, troubled, unethical
businessmen as characters.
G:
CBS
exposes excessive government spending
B:
Save
the polar bear to kill the polar bear
U:
Hillary cackles over health care
CNN Team Shocked, Appalled that Bush Would Veto Anything about the
Children
Time Magazines Polar Bear Paradox: Curbing Global Warming ... To Hunt Polar Bears
Clinton Laughs Off Health Care Criticism
Select the Media Research Center this fall in the Combined Federal
Campaign
CFC# 12489
Global Warming Hysteria
Walter E. Williams
Bubble, Bubble, Toil No Trouble
TCSDaily.com
Start Your (Financial) Engines
The American Magazine
Rewarding the Prudent
TCSDaily.com
Taxpayers, Beware: Record Tax Burden Is Rising
The Heritage Foundation
Is Sarbanes-Oxley Impairing Corporate Risk-Taking?
Sept. 28, 2007, Washington, D.C.
American Enterprise Institute
I Dont Want Money. I Want Trade Agreements
Sept. 28, 2007, Washington, D.C.
Cato Institute
The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part II
Oct. 11, 2007, Washington, D.C.
American Enterprise Institute
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