Repeal ObamaCare - Jan 2015

Tensions between AT&T and the city of San Jose reached new heights on Monday as lawyers representing the company sent a letter that formally threatened to sue the city over broadband Internet deployment. The city of San Jose contends that AT&T does not posses a valid franchise necessary for the provision of cable service and has made broadband Internet deployment contingent upon a new franchise accord. This protracted battle comes at a huge cost to consumers who are eager to receive high-speed Internet and improved cable content and service.

Copley News Service, 08/23/2000 Vice President Al Gore and President Clinton not only took sole credit for today's splendid economy in their speeches last week at the Democratic National Convention, but they also boasted that the Clinton-Gore "new economic strategy" saved the nation from economic disaster. To use Mr. Clinton's own allusion to Joe Friday, it is time to set the economic record straight with "just the facts."

The Houston Chronicle published an op-ed co-authored by C. Boyden Gray, CSE Chairmen, and JV Schwan, Deputy Director and Counsel to Civil Justice Reform, on August 21st entitled “Hard to Argue with Bush on Record of Tort Reform,” highlighting tort reforms enacted by the Texas legislature and signed by Governor W. Bush in 1995.

The Dallas Morning News published an article in the August 23rd edition entitled “Trial lawyers accused of donation deceit PAC names called vague; group denies impropriety,” which highlights the funding of the Texas 2000 PAC and Constitutional Defense Fund.

Yesterday, the Pew Internet and American Life Project released its latest report: “Trust and Privacy Online: Why Americans Want to Rewrite the Rules.” The report’s findings were drawn from a 31-question survey of 2,117 Americans, of whom only 1,017 (48 percent) were Internet users.

The following statement was made today by Texas Citizens for a Sound Economy’s state director, Peggy Venable, in response to the TNRCC’s rejection of the petition to implement the Kyoto Protocol in Texas: “Environmental groups are using the global warming issue to try to force Gov. Bush to take a stand on the Kyoto Protocol, a treaty signed by President Clinton over two years ago but soundly rejected by the Senate in a bi-partisan vote of 95-0.

Letter to Florida Senator Bob Graham Print the following letter and sign your name, address & phone # to it. Send one copy to Senator Graham and one copy to Florida CSE. The Honorable Bob Graham United States Senator SH - 524 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510-0903 Dear Senator Graham: