California
			Business & Economics				
			
		Steven Greenhut Speaks to the Lincoln Club
			Steven Greenhut, author of “Plunder!” speaks to the Lincoln Club of Orange County about his book on 12/10/2009. For the full version of his presentation, please e-mail us at [email protected] to request a DVD copy.		
					
					
			
																				
			Beth Vogel		
				
																						
			December 22, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Steven Greenhut Jumps on the Sharks
			Yes, many readers will notice the title of this post is a silly take-off of one I wrote earlier this year, the start of a rather pointed online exchange between Mr. Greenhut and me. Not today, boyand I’m not even linking here to that previous post in this onebecause it’s ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Chip Hanlon		
				
																						
			December 18, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Media Parade as ObamaCare Hangs in the Balance
			The hour-by-hour drama of the Democrats’ attempt to secure 60 votes in the Senate to advance their health care agenda is gripping the nation. Is Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) in? Or is he out? And what about Ben Nelson (D-NE)? While Lieberman is rightly accused of flip-flopping on the issue of ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Roger Aronoff		
				
																						
			December 18, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		Why the Senate Bill Must Be Rejected
			The president met with fellow Democrats at the White House on Tuesday afternoon and reiterated his position that failing to pass any reform was not acceptable. He campaigned on this promise in 2008 and has stuck to his commitment in his many speeches to the nation. In his remarks on ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			December 16, 2009		
				
					
			Commentary				
			
		‘Reform’ still stinks
			Yesterday, the Senate’s Democratic leadership blinked first in its showdown with Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.). Desperate for the crucial 60th vote needed to pass their health-reform package, Senate leaders capitulated to Lieberman’s demands that the bill drop both the public option and a provision to let those aged 55 to ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Sally C. Pipes		
				
																						
			December 16, 2009		
				
					
			Agriculture				
			
		Plunder! Dissects Government Unions
			Hows your government treating you lately? I thought so. Unjust wars. Torture. Inflation. Wild spending. Record deficits. Record debt. Bankruptcy. Police brutality. Officious officials. Depression. Its time to get even. Or at least get an explanation. Thats just what you get in Steven Greenhuts shocking Plunder!: How Public Employee Unions ...		
					
					
			
																				
			John Seiler		
				
																						
			December 10, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Plundering California
			The economy is struggling, the unemployment rate is high, and many Americans are struggling to pay the bills, but one class of Americans is doing quite well: government workers. Their pay levels are soaring, they enjoy unmatched benefits, and they remain largely immune from layoffs, except for some overly publicized ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Steven Hayward		
				
																						
			December 8, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Plunder: New Book Exposes Power of Unions
			Last month, the Legislative Analyst Office predicted a budget shortfall for Californias next fiscal year so large it shocked even seasoned observers. The projected $20 billion shortfall is larger than the entire state budgets of all but a handful of other states. The LAO also excoriated the continued use of ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Jon Coupal		
				
																						
			December 8, 2009		
				
					
			Climate Change				
			
		The Gate Crash of 2009
			The Gate Crash of 2009 The city of Washington has been collectively aghast at the spectacle of Michaela and Tareq Salahi, the fun couple from Virginia wine country who seem to have talked their way into the first state dinner of the Obama administration. Of course, the White House is ...		
					
					
			
																				
			Pacific Research Institute		
				
																						
			December 7, 2009		
				
					
			Business & Economics				
			
		Why students and taxpayers should protest UC fee hike
			Los Angeles Daily News, December 1, 2009 Roadrunner.com, December 1, 2009 CSU Northridge (CA): December 2, 2009 THE University of California Regents have approved a plan to raise student fees 32 percent over the next year and admit fewer students, the latest in a series of fee increases and service ...		
					
					
			
																				
			K. Lloyd Billingsley		
				
																						
			December 1, 2009		
				
					Steven Greenhut Speaks to the Lincoln Club
			Steven Greenhut, author of “Plunder!” speaks to the Lincoln Club of Orange County about his book on 12/10/2009. For the full version of his presentation, please e-mail us at [email protected] to request a DVD copy.		
					Steven Greenhut Jumps on the Sharks
			Yes, many readers will notice the title of this post is a silly take-off of one I wrote earlier this year, the start of a rather pointed online exchange between Mr. Greenhut and me. Not today, boyand I’m not even linking here to that previous post in this onebecause it’s ...		
					Media Parade as ObamaCare Hangs in the Balance
			The hour-by-hour drama of the Democrats’ attempt to secure 60 votes in the Senate to advance their health care agenda is gripping the nation. Is Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) in? Or is he out? And what about Ben Nelson (D-NE)? While Lieberman is rightly accused of flip-flopping on the issue of ...		
					Why the Senate Bill Must Be Rejected
			The president met with fellow Democrats at the White House on Tuesday afternoon and reiterated his position that failing to pass any reform was not acceptable. He campaigned on this promise in 2008 and has stuck to his commitment in his many speeches to the nation. In his remarks on ...		
					‘Reform’ still stinks
			Yesterday, the Senate’s Democratic leadership blinked first in its showdown with Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.). Desperate for the crucial 60th vote needed to pass their health-reform package, Senate leaders capitulated to Lieberman’s demands that the bill drop both the public option and a provision to let those aged 55 to ...		
					Plunder! Dissects Government Unions
			Hows your government treating you lately? I thought so. Unjust wars. Torture. Inflation. Wild spending. Record deficits. Record debt. Bankruptcy. Police brutality. Officious officials. Depression. Its time to get even. Or at least get an explanation. Thats just what you get in Steven Greenhuts shocking Plunder!: How Public Employee Unions ...		
					Plundering California
			The economy is struggling, the unemployment rate is high, and many Americans are struggling to pay the bills, but one class of Americans is doing quite well: government workers. Their pay levels are soaring, they enjoy unmatched benefits, and they remain largely immune from layoffs, except for some overly publicized ...		
					Plunder: New Book Exposes Power of Unions
			Last month, the Legislative Analyst Office predicted a budget shortfall for Californias next fiscal year so large it shocked even seasoned observers. The projected $20 billion shortfall is larger than the entire state budgets of all but a handful of other states. The LAO also excoriated the continued use of ...		
					The Gate Crash of 2009
			The Gate Crash of 2009 The city of Washington has been collectively aghast at the spectacle of Michaela and Tareq Salahi, the fun couple from Virginia wine country who seem to have talked their way into the first state dinner of the Obama administration. Of course, the White House is ...		
					Why students and taxpayers should protest UC fee hike
			Los Angeles Daily News, December 1, 2009 Roadrunner.com, December 1, 2009 CSU Northridge (CA): December 2, 2009 THE University of California Regents have approved a plan to raise student fees 32 percent over the next year and admit fewer students, the latest in a series of fee increases and service ...