The media love to tell people what not to do: smoke, eat,
emit carbon dioxide, etc. So, journalistic support for
taxing those sins is rarely a surprise. As Congress prepares
for a vote, the media are promoting an expansion of
taxpayer-funded health insurance to be paid for with huge
tax increases on cigarettes and cigars. Thats the real sin.
Super Rich: The New Code for Media Disapproval
Journalists think the very wealthy are anything but super. The media
use the term as one weapon in class warfare.
G:
CNBC survey: Experts see strong stock market rally continuing
B: Cereal character assassination
isnt enough for ABC, CBS
U: Newsweek jealously slams
private-equity 'superrich.'
Cereal Murders Not Enough for ABC, CBS
Dows Flirt with 14,000 Barely Noticed by Media
Newsweek Slams Private-Equity Billionaires the New Masters of the
Universe
Good Morning America Attacks the Man with Everything
Cheese Headcases: Wisconsin reveals the cost of universal health care
The Wall Street Journals Opinion Journal
The Gospel of Freedom
TCSDaily.com
Supreme Court Limits Unions Spending of Dues on Politics
Budget & Tax News
Dependent on Foreign Oil
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
Congress Presses Private Equity Tax Hikes: Why You Should Care
Center for Individual Freedom
Manipulating America: The Great Depression as the Rationale for the
Welfare State
July 27, 2007, Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.
Foundation for Economic Education
Milton Friedman and His Legacy of Freedom
July 31, 2007
Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Freedomnomics: Why the Free Market Works and Other Half-Baked Theories
Dont
Aug. 1, 2007
The Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Deflating Housing Bubble II
Oct. 11, 2007, Washington, D.C.
American Enterprise Institute
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