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In The Tank (ep156) – Shock and Kavan-Awe, Sanders’ BEZOS Act, and Voices of Vapers

written by Donald Kendal

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Adrian Moore: Flint Water Crisis and the Endangered Species Act

by H. Sterling Burnett February 29, 2016

In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, Adrian Moore, vice-president of policy at the Reason Foundation, joins Host H. Sterling Burnett to talk about two issues Moore has recently researched – the Flint water crisis and the Endangered Species Act.

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Groups Fight Bureaucracy Over Endangered Bird That Was Never in Danger

by Ron Arnold July 11, 2015

Bad science and corrupt bureaucrats turned a beautiful migratory songbird that nests only in Texas into a 1990s terror that good science and concerned citizens are now fighting to exonerate.

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Heartland Daily Podcast – Lisa Snell: Decentralizing School Funding

written by Heather Kays

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Heartland Daily Podcast: Privatizing Tennessee Valley Authority Merits Study

by Alexandra Shanahan May 22, 2013

President Barack Obama has proposed studying the possibility of privatizing the Tennessee Valley Authority, the nation’s largest government-owned utility. Privatization expert Leonard Gilroy of The Reason Foundation tells Heartland‘s Steve Stanek why the president…

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Getting to Vegas, Baby? Forget High-Speed Rail

by Wendell Cox January 9, 2013

Yahoo Travel ranks the Las Vegas Strip as the nation’s second most popular tourist attraction, trailing only Times Square in New York City. Southern California residents can easily reach Las…

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Giving Privatization a Bad Name?

written by Diane Carol Bast

Don't Let the Nannystate Quash Vaping December 15, 2018
Vaping is perhaps a hundred times safer than traditional smoking. It literally saves lives, as a new study funded by Cancer Research UK demonstrates.
Liberals Derided Pompeo's EU Speech. The Paris Riots Prove Him Right December 14, 2018
The people are turning against the European Union, something U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned would happen, but establishment liberals don't get.
Here's The Problem With PolitiFact's 'Lie Of The Year' December 13, 2018
It’s become a misleading tactic of some journalists to collect random tweets of crazy people and use them as a digital straw man.
Ocasio-Cortez’s 'Green New Deal' Gains Backer, but on Shaky Ground December 12, 2018
It’s unclear exactly how the select committee for a Green New Deal would function. Some veteran Democrats are criticizing the idea.
Who Are the Most Powerful People in America? December 12, 2018
The genius of America is that it was set up as a representative government, but increasingly, Americans are ruled over by leaders who are unelected, and very…
Now The Supreme Court Isn't Their Puppet, Liberals Want To Destroy It December 12, 2018
These proposals arguably lift the veil on the far left, which mostly saw the judiciary as a means to be exploited for narrow political ends.
Google and CEO Sundar Pichai had a good day on Tuesday -- The rest of us not so much December 12, 2018
Even the silly questions served Google’s interests, as the more journalists focused on the comical lack of technology savvy among members of Congress.
The Reform The Senate Needs Is The End Of Directly Electing Senators December 11, 2018
In returning power to the states, Americans would be bringing government closer to the people, where it belongs.
The Walker Years: An Unprecedented Time of Reform and Taxpayer Victories December 11, 2018
Wisconsin has come a long way since Walker’s first turbulent days in office.
The Crisis of Good Intentions December 11, 2018
From Paris to Palo Alto, ‘clean and green’ policies punish the poor.