TV's Assault on the American Businessman
In the real world, is the average businessman a murderer, kidnapper and/or philandering backstabber? If not, why is this the way the businessman is portrayed on television? On TV, anti-business plots outnumbered pro-business ones by almost 4-to-1.
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For American Businessmen, Primetime is Crimetime [3]
Entertainment TV: professionals 21 times more dangerous than the mob.
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G: Christian Science Monitor notices increase in American charity [4]
B: ABC News leaves out role high taxes play in boosting Internet cigarette sales [4]
U: CNNs Serwer has 70s flashback with stagflation worries [4]
Unhappy Anniversary: Kelos Public Purpose [5]
Its the one-year anniversary of Kelo vs. New London, the infamous eminent domain case. BMI Adviser Dr. Donald Boudreaux explains why Kelo made property rights regressive not progressive in this op-ed that also appears in the June 21 Investors Business Daily.
Mustafa Akyol: Islam and capitalism are compatible [7] (TCSDaily)
Brian Riedl: Taxpayers win a rare victory on spending [8] (NRO)
Republicans have last, best chance to limit pork [9] (AEI)
Advice to newspapers: stop whining about Craigslist and improve your product [10] (ZDNet)
Michigan snubs innovative way to rein in health costs [11](Reason)
Bureaucracy vs. the Environment: What should be done? [12]
The Independent Institute
Oakland, Calif., June 28
Fact and Fiction about Gasoline Prices [13]
Cato Institute
Washington, D.C., June 30
The Quotable Jefferson [14]
Cato Institute
Washington, D.C., July 6
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