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By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on June 08, 2011

Drowning in a Sea of Red Ink

A battle royal is brewing between the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and the Obama administration over increasing the debt ceiling.  The House recently rejected a “clean” bill to raise the debt ceiling that did not include any spending reforms.  With the economy lagging and voters rejecting the notion of spending our way to prosperity, the debate over spending is now front and center on the domestic policy agenda. Unfortunately, Democrats have failed to address the issue.

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on June 08, 2011

That's $14 Trillion--Trillion with a 'T'

Drowning in a Sea of Red Ink

A battle royal is brewing between the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and the Obama administration over increasing the debt ceiling. The House recently rejected a “clean” bill to raise the debt ceiling that did not include any spending reforms. With the economy lagging and voters rejecting the notion of spending our way to prosperity, the debate over spending is now front and center on the domestic policy agenda. Unfortu-nately, Democrats have failed to address the issue.

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on July 21, 2010

No Wine Shall Be Served Before Its Time--

At Least Not Without the Wholesalers Taking a Cut

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No Wine Shall Be Served Before Its Time—

At Least Not Without Wholesalers Taking a Cut

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on June 17, 2010

New FCC Plan a Threat to Internet Freedom

FreedomWorks Foundation Decries New Regulations

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on June 10, 2010

Senate Votes to Abdicate Its Responsibility, Giving the EPA the Green Light to Impose Costly Climate Change Regulations

FreedomWorks is disappointed that the U.S. Senate voted down a “motion to proceed” to a final vote on S. J. Res. 26., Sen.

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on May 07, 2010

FCC Proposal to Regulate the Internet Would Harm Consumers, Stifle Innovation

 

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski’s suggested “third way” of internet oversight tries to find a middle ground where there is none.  Rather than a path between the free market and regulation, this approach opens the door to federal regulation of the internet to address problems that have yet to emerge. 

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on April 22, 2010
By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on March 03, 2010

Florida State Legislature is Back, and So Is the Need for Insurance Reform

As Florida’s legislative session opens, insurance reform looms as a hot topic.  Legislation and regulation have all but destroyed the market for property insurance in Florida, reducing availability while increasing the state’s financial risk.  Poor public policy has driven major carriers from the market, leaving consumers a choice of either state-run Citizens Property Insurance Corporation or small insurance companies that most people do not recognize.

By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on February 19, 2010

The Murkowski Resolution

Stopping Back Door Climate Change Regulations

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The Murkowski Resolution:

Stopping Back Door Climate Change Regulations 

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By Wayne T. Brough, Ph.D. on January 15, 2010

FreedomWorks Joins Free Market Coalition to Oppose New Net Neutrality Regulations

Group Files Comments Against New Internet Regulation by the FCC

 

FreedomWorks has joined efforts with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Discovery Institute, the Heartland Institute, and the Heritage Foundation to file comments opposing the FCC's proposed rules to create new regulations on the internet in the name of net neutrality. 

 

With these joint comments the coalition wishes to express grave concern about the proposed rules, which we believe are unnecessary and may actually harm both the Internet and consumers.